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As a conventionally trained, dyed-in-the-wool psychiatrist, I learned that mental illness is a manifestation of an imbalance of brain chemicals that can be largely reduced to too little serotonin and/or norepinephrine, too little dopamine, or messed up excitatory signals at … Continue reading
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Flashback 7 years ago: Two moms were waiting in line to pick up their children from their early childhood classrooms. Both of them feeling totally alone and hopeless. Like no one else would ever understand the impact the diagnosis of … Continue reading
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This post was originally published in December. In light of all the recent tragedies in the news about autism and wandering, take the time to read this blog. There are some very useful ideas here that could potentially save a … Continue reading
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I only recently started looking at my children’s baby photos, those unprinted memories stored on a computer. In this digital photography day and age, I realize most people slack on populating photo albums or scrapbooks. However, I was avoiding those … Continue reading
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Despite yesterday being Father’s Day, I chose to write about my Father today. I also, with his permission, added a blog written by my father. My father is the most amazing person. He is the best husband, father, grandparent, and … Continue reading
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Happy Father’s Day! The Thinking Moms’ Revolution would like to pay tribute to all the Thinking Dads out there. Your commitment, support and love help guide the way to a better tomorrow. Thank you for all that you do. Please … Continue reading
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“If you can’t say something nice…” If you’ve been reading and commenting on autism blogs over the last few years, you’ve surely discovered that not everyone reading blogs appreciates them like you do. I recently watched what can happen when an … Continue reading
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As I stare at this blank page waiting for words, if not of wisdom then of comfort, to come to me, I am left empty. We at TMR are left reeling, as are many in the community, over the … Continue reading
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Long back, when I was a young naive parent, whose child was just diagnosed as PDD-NOS….I started the biomed journey. Like all parents on the journey, I dreamt about the end. “Boy, if I get through this, I’m going to … Continue reading
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“The world we live in is filled with dead men. They stare back at us on the evening news and from the streets of our cities and small towns. They sip coffee with us, sit beside us at soccer games, … Continue reading
