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Originally published 3/12/12 Autism is a sick, twisted bowl of Alphabet Soup….a hodgepodge of acronyms for therapies, supplements, treatments, and lab tests. It’s like a second language, actually. You become fluent. Many of you are familiar with the good old … Continue reading
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A year ago, we visited the zoo with our boys for the first time. Our youngest was about a year old and loved pointing and squealing at all the animals. Our older son who has autism was three years old … Continue reading
Spring is in the air, the trees are blooming and another school year is nearing a close. You know what that means? It’s IEP time! The feelings elicited by the mere mention of the word IEP can be either ones … Continue reading
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“If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck, looks like a duck, it must be a duck” - James Whitcomb Riley …or not. Ever since our book, “The Thinking Moms’ Revolution: Autism Beyond the Spectrum: Inspiring … Continue reading
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* Dream One A crowded hotel. An airport? It’s impossible to tell because the hustle and bustle, the mood of the place-it’s exactly the same. Transient. Interesting. Modern and clean. I look down at myself and discover I’m clad in … Continue reading
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Ever been caught in a situation where you need to tell someone something that could embarrass them? Did you take a moment to decide if you should say something, or did you just blurt out the obvious? Excuse me, … Continue reading
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When I tell people of Mark’s food allergies often they look at me in horror. “Oh my God!” They say, “What in the world do you FEED that poor child????” or I hear, “That’s terrible! He can’t eat anything!” Marks … Continue reading
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Most of us are familiar with the story of Rupert Isaacson’s trip across Mongolia with his wife and son. What has he been up to since then? How has the experience documented in “The Horse Boy” informed Rupert’s views on autism … Continue reading
April is Autism Action Month, but here at TMR we know that autism is only the tip of the iceberg. Remember how only one-seventh of the iceberg is visible above the water line? That’s autism. Below that, is a much … Continue reading
