I’m ready for anything. I’m not excited about it. I’m not looking to have long talks about it. But I am prepared for it.
I’m ready for anything. I’m not excited about it. I’m not looking to have long talks about it. But I am prepared for it.
My son with Autism turned Raffi from singer to icon in our house.
My pockets overflow with Hershey wrappers. They tumble out along the floor like product placement in a Hansel and Gretel movie.
I pictured her handing me paper stacks of glue and popsicle sticks until she was in her 50s.
You never realize how much of your life isn’t kid friendly until you find yourself tasked with being friendly to kids.
The scariest part was never about what he would or wouldn’t do.
One day, maybe he’ll be able to tell me, “Yo. Put me down.”
Forever. No thought. Not even a question. All real parents would say the same.
The best part of Ball-O is the story of how we got him…
My non-verbal son’s skill set stretches far beyond what any one person sees. It’s my job, as his advocate, to accept that.
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