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I have a meeting today. It’s the start of a new school year: new teacher, new classmates. We are lucky to have our son enrolled in a private school for ‘gifted, socially quirky’ kids. This is his second year there. … Continue reading
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What will you do when the yellow school bus stops coming to pick up your special-needs child? That is a big question, and many of us wait far too long to begin thinking of what the answer might be. Some … Continue reading
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I have two children. One is on the spectrum with anxiety and sensory processing challenges. The second (unofficially) has ADHD and some sensory issues. We have been working on recovery for more than four years. We have spent that time trying … Continue reading
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Welcome to November! It’s holiday time! It’s never too early to begin planning your end of the year festivities. Whether we are spending a quiet night at home, or having dinner with friends, this recipe always is a favorite in … Continue reading
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About five months ago I signed my oldest son up for a tutoring program. Before he began I had a conference with the director of the center to talk about his tutoring needs. I told her about his diagnosis (autism) … Continue reading
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As my family is marching down the path toward recovery, I have been pondering what comes next for my kids. What am I going to be doing after they achieve functional recovery? We’ve addressed or are addressing toxins, pathogens, gut/immune … Continue reading
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Hey! Sugah here! Come hang out with me and let’s share a laugh. Take a short intermission from our regularly scheduled thought-provoking, insightful and often poignant blog posts concerning autism and other childhood developmental disease prevention and recovery. On occasion … Continue reading
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You may remember that I, Sugah, have been reading/researching the brain’s role in the symptoms our children our experiencing in the multitude of childhood developmental diagnoses. Previous journey blog posts can be found here, please read A New Journey, The Journey … Continue reading
This is the testimony submitted by Sugah to the Committee on Oversight and Government Reform for the public record. This is what members of Congress need to see. Our children are sick and suffering. Dear Members of the Congressional … Continue reading
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TMR would like to thank Ginger Taylor for this clever photo! An extra special thank you to Katie Wright for helping us all endure Dr. Boyle’s testimony!! ~Sugah For more blogs by Sugah click here.
