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We’re rerunning this post with revisions. It was originally on our blog summer of 2012, and then rerun August 2013. One month left of summer vacation, of waking whenever and doing whatever. One month to fill backpacks with supplies … Continue reading
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I recently finished The Autism War, by Louis Conte, a fast-paced thriller in the style of John Grisham or Dan Brown, featuring international intrigue, corporate corruption, and some seriously bad guys. Much as I enjoyed the book on those merits … Continue reading
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Having been slightly vaccine-obsessed for more than two years now, it can be very difficult for me to comprehend why so many parents haven’t bothered to research the subject more thoroughly (if at all) and how some, after research, can … Continue reading
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School supplies are already out in stores, which is the signal that summer is swiftly winding down and fall will soon be upon us. Fall is a favorite time of year for many. There’s just something about the air being … Continue reading
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Today, July 14, my son Trevor (with regressive autism) turns sixteen. When I turned sixteen, I had been taking driver’s education classes in high school already and was looking forward to getting my driver’s license. My dad had already bought … 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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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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Just doing a little light morning reading on the Potential Role of Immunological Adjuvants in Influenza Vaccines by Dr. Derek Hobson. Find it fascinating that he predicted the limitations of isolated viral antigens looooooooooong before we started “mandating” the flu … Continue reading
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In 2013, the handwriting was on the wall for preteen emotional explosions. Neverending arguments over small stuff. Volcanic eruptions when life didn’t go my son the Negotiator’s way. He isolated himself and closed his mind, avoiding discussion of the issue, … Continue reading
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When my now 10-year-old daughter with autism was two years old, she escaped from our home and was missing for almost an hour. Needless to say, it was the longest hour of my life, and we were extremely blessed that … Continue reading
