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You can help Team TMR and families living with loved ones with developmental delay, chronic illness, and autism by donating today. Anyone making a donation of $100 or more will receive a Team TMR t-shirt! Go to teamtmr.org/donate-now/ Thank you … Continue reading
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The Thinking Moms’ Revolution is reeling. Our very own Melanie Baldwin, AKA Booty Kicker (B.K.), now suffers with spine and liver cancer after having beaten breast cancer and bone cancer. Melanie is an amazing woman who has changed the face … 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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I have a pretty tight knit family, but happenstance dictates that we will not all be together for Christmas this year. We will, however, be together for Thanksgiving. So we have dubbed it ‘Thankristmas” and are going all out. We … Continue reading
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Provocative “Fearless Parent Radio” Launches November 13 – Buisness Wire “Our stories are missing!” “NPR would be great if it didn’t suck.” “We know what we know!” There are exceptional conversations about parenting happening on social media. If you’re reading … Continue reading
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Yesterday was “Marooned Without a Compass Day.” Really? Even on the interweb-thingy, nobody has been able to come up with an origin for this decidedly morose day. But I couldn’t walk away from a day with such an obvious bond for … Continue reading
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So here’s my week in a nutshell. My parents, who planned to move in to help us with our son Noah’s growing medical needs while balancing the schedules and demands of our neurotypical children, finally sold their house after a … Continue reading
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Each One Teach One. This phrase originated in the US during a time when African Americans were denied education which included learning to read. If someone learned to read, they were responsible to pass that skill along and teach another … Continue reading
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I met a woman a few years ago who was the epitome of kindness. I was half her age and possessed only a fraction of the patience and motherly knowledge she naturally had. I longed to have Joan’s grace and … Continue reading
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“To change the world, Start with one step. However small, The first step is hardest of all…” They. Are. Everywhere. Sick kids. I can’t go anywhere without seeing sick kids. They are at Target. They are at the pool. They … Continue reading
