Take a moment, think about your words, and then say what’s in your head. Or, even better, don’t.
Take a moment, think about your words, and then say what’s in your head. Or, even better, don’t.
It’s not the same. It isn’t real.
We spent 20 minutes engrossed in this book he had ignored for years.
Time moves on whether we like it or not.
It’s adorable but also causes you to make a wincing face while eeking out a pained, “Thank you.”
I don’t let them turn me into the same people who hurt me. I never will.
My life sometimes feels like a rollercoaster. I rise to peaks and fall to valleys.
It’s what autism advocacy truly is. It is what makes me his voice when he can’t express himself.
People like that love company.
We may struggle to help our children, but we never struggle to love them
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