Autism: Surviving and Thriving

Fourteen years ago my youngest 3 boys were diagnosed with autism within a 9 month span. Devastation and grieving followed. Doctors gave me little or no hope, but they didn't know me very well. I refused to believe that my boys were doomed.

My boys are now young men, adults with autism. They are thriving, but every day presents its turmoil and challenges.

My family: husband Mike, sons Ryan 23 yr, Nicholas 21 yr, and Cameron 18 yr. (Ryan and Nick have autism; Cam has recovered from autism.) Our oldest sons, Michael 34 yr and Stuart 25 yr, moved out of the house. Ryan has also moved out, and is still working towards complete independence.

Saturday, November 28, 2009

Live, Love, Laugh

Live. Love. Laugh.

Live in the moment instead of multitasking. Yield: less mistakes and better conversations.

Love. Treasure those that really make a difference in our lives. Yield: happier self and company.

Laugh, just laugh. Yield: see above (both of them).



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