Posts Tagged ‘frustration’
Parents of Autistic Children – Strong … Yet Vulnerable
Hello Friends, Last week I showed some of our Superpowers, and I fully believe we are some of the most heroic people on our planet right now. This week, I want to explore the other side of that spectrum–what it is that helps us build our Superpowers. It’s about being vulnerable and why I believe…
Read MoreQuotable Day
“Speaking one’s mind once is more honorable than quoting a thousand men.” ― Mokokoma Mokhonoana A thousand men did not say the following, but in fact, maybe they did. I wonder how my life parallels others. I can’t imagine very closely. We clearly were speaking our own minds. Michael ended up with a level…
Read MoreMurder—and I Condone It
Desperate. I know it. Defeated. Without a doubt. Wanting it to end. Yes. These are the deep, dark emotions of having a child who isn’t “typical.” http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=50154011n The above link will take you to a four minute and thirty second story about a woman who murdered her autistic son. According to the report, she then…
Read MoreForever Being First
Today I ponder—will my life be like this for the next seven years, until Michael goes to college or somewhere else? It’s been like this for the past five years. Here’s what it looks like as of today: I’m sick, my kids are home with me (school didn’t work out as of February, so kids…
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