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Tag Archives: parenting
COVID-19 is a real health threat
I had to post this, after watching a man on TV explain to the reporter who asked him why he was not cancelling his trip to Florida given the pandemic situation respond: “Well I’m going anyway, because I am healthy … Continue reading
A Message to the Province of Ontario
I respond to an article from the Oakville Beaver, MAY2016: Improving autism services for children and youths. My comments are in CAPS and bold. Oakville Beaver By Kevin Flynn, My View There are approximately 40,000 children and youths in Ontario … Continue reading
Posted in Autism Challenges, Just Ranting, OMG
Tagged asd, autism, autism services, autistic, children, disability, family, parenting, special needs, wait lists
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A success Story: Public dining with Autism
We have had numerous dining fiascos with our autistic son. I cannot tell you how many times I have wished I could become invisible and exit the restaurant, unseen with him. Today, I am glad to report that there is … Continue reading
Posted in Autism Challenges, Helpful, Humour, OMG, Uncategorized
Tagged asd, autism, biking, dining, hst, parenting, restaurants, running
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Special Needs Moms
Found this poem on Pinterest and wanted to share it with you: You may think us “special moms” have it pretty rough. We have no choice. We just manage life when things get really tough. We’ve made it through the … Continue reading
Posted in Autism Challenges, Inspiration, Opinion
Tagged 2014, asd, autism, family, mom, motherhood, parenting, special needs
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Easter with Autism
About 17 years ago, Easter Bunny passed me the hat, and the basket of eggs. I have to say, it was lots of fun, but It was not always easy, staying up late, finding good hiding places that weren’t TOO … Continue reading
Posted in Inspiration, Joys, Uncategorized
Tagged asd, autism, daster bunny, easter, easter eggs., familly, parenting, special needs, springtime
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Autism Appearances……are Deceiving
There are 2 stories that I want to tell. About appearances, and how they are not necessarily reflective of reality. One is about autism, the other is not. In both cases the families live on the edge, at the extreme … Continue reading
Posted in Autism Lessons, Reflective, Uncategorized
Tagged asd, autism, autism awareness, autism services, autism supports, autism understanding, developmental delay, developmental disability, disability, handicapped, judgement, parenting, reality check, support groups, understanding autism
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Autism meets the Eye Doctor
It really was no surprise that N’s first visit to the eye doctor was such a disaster. But I wanted to know if his vision was ok. And he cannot tell us, because he is non-verbal. I knew he could … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, OMG, Totally not coping
Tagged asd, autism, parenting, special needs
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Christmas with Autistic Kid
I have not had much time for writing of late, although I do have much to say, much that remains to be written, about lifewithautistickid. So, as Christmas draws nearer, I have decided to republish an earlier post about Christmas … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Inspiration
Tagged asd, autism, children, family, inspirational, parenting
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Puzzle Pieces
When my autistic son N showed an interest in puzzles, I was beyond excited. I was truly over the moon. At last, N was interested in something that could be considered “normal play”! Before the peg puzzle, there was little which … Continue reading
Posted in Humour, Inspiration
Tagged asd, autism, caregiving, challenges, coping, family, judgement, love, parenting
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Halloween with Autistic Kid
Halloween is a scary delight for the senses. For the eyes there are glowing jack-o-lanterns, flickering candles, ghosts and goblins, and spooky scenery. The sounds of Halloween, including piercing screams, haunting howls, eerie laughs, and echoing voices, all just as exciting as the visual imagery. … Continue reading