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The APRC was told that the Senate HELP Committee would NOT vote on the Autism CARES bill yesterday. THEY LIED. THE BILL PASSED OUT OF COMMITTEE LAST NIGHT! This is a BAD bill that reauthorizes business as usual for FIVE … Continue reading
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When I first heard that the Thinking Moms’ Revolution was putting together an eConference on Energy Healing, I did the Happy Dance! I was beyond excited that other moms out there were “out there” and exploring these incredible healing modalities … Continue reading
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STOP THE AUTISM CARES ACT! The House of Representatives votes TODAY on H.R. 4631, the autism bill, renamed, Autism CARES: The Autism Collaboration, Accountability, Research, Education and Support Act. It is likely to pass overwhelmingly. TOMORROW the Senate version goes … Continue reading
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When my son Henry and his twin brother were 14 months old, the tantrums began. It was a little sooner than average, but I assumed this was due to having three boys ages three and under. Less Mommy to go … Continue reading
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I was watching a news clip a few weeks ago when I heard, “ . . . tonight we’re reporting on a new trend, parents saying no to vaccinations. Could this trend be causing the latest outbreak?” What did … Continue reading
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Energetic Healing for Children with Autism and their Families eConference 2014 Date: Available until July 16th, 2015 | Time: 11 am – 5 pm EST | Registration Fee: US $40 Register HERE Energy Healing What is Energy Healing? When you hear moms … Continue reading
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The folks who work behind the scenes here at Thinking Moms’ Revolution have noticed a number of odd pingbacks to “An Open Letter to My Facebook Friends,” written by our own B.K. on the subject of her numerous Facebook posts … Continue reading
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On a recent camp application I was asked a question along the lines of “What is your definition of inclusion?” I always try to be thoughtful and thorough and replied that I believe that inclusion is not just bringing children … Continue reading
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As I sprinted down the street, my neighbor looked at me from over her shoulder. She could hear me huffing and puffing before she saw me. As I neared her, she slowed her pace. I’m sure I was a sight– … Continue reading
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As a mother to a child with autism, my friends and I spend much of our time discussing diet and toxins in our environment. We also spend a good amount of time discussing our own health concerns. But, what about … Continue reading
