Good evening, me lovelies. Just popped in to say hello. I am exhausted. Hubby has a sprained knee and it is extremely painful. We had 7 doctors appointments last week, including everyone. Our apple tree fell in a storm and we are paying a man to cut it completely down.

I was able to get a few things for the kiddos. So I would not wait until the last minute.I've been reading posts from Moms who have children on the Spectrum who have severe conditions that seem to go right along with their Autism. These children can be helped, but unfortunately our system in this country disagrees with how to treat them. Some children are so disabled that it requires almost super human effort to make any progress. Each child is different, so it is impossible to tell, at first glance, what can be done for them.

It makes me wonder about what supports I had as a small child that enabled me to excel academically. My home was pretty quiet, and I had plenty of attention. I played outdoors and had friends in the neighborhood. I had friends at church and felt loved and cared for there.

Not everyone on the Spectrum had the good fortune of having good health. Mentally, emotionally, and physically. Some have issues that must be addressed now if they are to happily live in this world. I want to learn all I can so that in some small way I can be an instrument of change.
Love and light
Mamacita Jane