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Check out Part 2 of Linderman Unleashed recorded live at Autism One.  Fantastic Thinkers Curt and Kim talk with Mama Mac, The Rev, MamaBear and Blaze about how siblings will save the World, how people need to see the REAL … Continue reading →

Hello fellow Thinkers!  We were so busy at AutismOne that we haven’t been cranking out the blogs like we usually do.  Don’t worry…we’ll be back on track in no time!  However, we were not sitting around idly while in Chicago. … Continue reading →

A veteran mom with a adog in the fight of autism recovery, I sometimes forget that feeling of stepping from the island of autism diagnosis into the light of help. It can be completly overwhelming . Between learning the medical … Continue reading →

You know that day of your life that you will NEVER forget?  For some it is the birth of their child.  For other it is their wedding day.  Many can tell you, in detail, where they were and what they … Continue reading →

  I don’t often talk about all the family help we have with Harry.  Don’t get me wrong, I appreciate it (Ohhhh do I appreciate it), but I often feel guilty talking about it.  I have friends who have no … Continue reading →

What if Thinking Moms Ruled The World? If Thinking Moms ruled the world, A new regime would be unfurled. No longer beholden to corporate greed, A brand new era would be decreed.   Our decisions for health would be respected, … Continue reading →

May 8th is Teacher Appreciation Day in the United States. When you Google teacher appreciation you find a website dedicated to not only the day, but an entire week. http://www.teacher-appreciation.info/Teacher-Appreciation-Week-2012/ On this site teachers are defined as follows: Teachers – … Continue reading →

“Are you that damn dumb?” “You’re just lazy.” “No wonder you don’t have any friends.”   “You’re a hippo in a ballerina suit.”  “Shut up you little dog!” “You’re a bastard.” “Why bother doing your work, you’re going to fail anyway.  … Continue reading →

I was very amazed at the outpouring of responses I received to my first “Autism and the Church” post.  I cannot thank you enough for the amazing feedback.  It strengthened my resolve to explore this issue further, not just for … Continue reading →

Picture this scene:  It’s 2 AM. The house is quiet other than the soft static of the video monitor 12 inches from my head. “Ahhhh, she has an infant”, you say? No. No more infants in my house, but rather … Continue reading →