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My son entered fourth grade this year. This is the year where students get to pick a musical instrument to play/learn. Though it is optional, most kids do. I consider it a mark of being “normal” to do what the … Continue reading
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People… Where would I be without them? The one of the very few good things I can say about this autism recovery journey is the people I’ve met along the way. People from all walks of life banding together, faceless … 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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5 Ways This Father Keeps His Eye On The Autism Goalpost Long ago, back before I had kids…. or was even married come to think of it….. I started work at my present company. There was a guy I worked … Continue reading
Autism and vaccinations: the debate continues. Is there a correlation between the two? Many claim there is no correlation, but a large number of people believe there is one. What if vaccination didn’t work as intended? What about the 2% … Continue reading
My son is now in 4th grade. He said to me just a month ago, “I thought you said 4th grade is harder than 3rd grade…. it’s easier.” I explained to him that he’s able to comprehend stuff more this … Continue reading
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I think it’s time we had some new words defined in the ASD biomed world. Read on and enjoy. So, what are YOUR sniglets? ~ The Count For more by The Count, please click here. If you are unable to … Continue reading
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Every morning I drop my son at his summer camp. I watch as he walks down to the trail where everybody is around the corner. It’s a warm summer day. It’s peaceful. It’s silent. I stare as he fades away … Continue reading
The dreaded phone call from school. You know… you are at work or home, the cell phone goes off, and the caller ID shows that it’s the school calling. The ASD parent’s nightmare; this can’t be good! At work the … Continue reading
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The Count’s son sits on the steps of Stem Cell Institute in Panama. He received a stem cell infusion just minutes earlier. I really wonder…what is he thinking about? ~ The Count * For more Silent Sundays, please click here.
