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Archive for November, 2009

Weekend Getaway

I’m getting away this weekend!  In about four hours my very good autism mommy friend and I will be skipping town for two whole days!  We are getting massages tomorrow and plan on watching chick flicks, painting our nails, eating, sleeping in, window shopping, chatting and chilling out (without our kids!!!).  I’m very excited and [...]

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For a long time we wondered if the Roc understood what we were saying.  Two years ago he did not have a lot of original, spontaneous speech.  At three years old he could not answer simple questions, let alone ask them.  We knew he was hearing just fine as he could repeat whole scenes from [...]

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Love the Beach

Yes, we went again today.
No, I won’t bore you with tons of pictures (I took 88 in 3 hours).
What?
You really want to see some since I haven’t updated my blog with anything since we went to the beach last weekend?
Okay…

I have 5 draft posts in my dashboard.  I promise I’ll get to posting at least [...]

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Weekend: Beach + Forest

I’m an outdoor girl.  I grew up hiking, canoeing, and camping in Minnesota.  I would rather be outside than in, I hate feeling cooped up, and struggle to get through the winter every year.  I always hoped that I would have an outdoor child so I could pass on my love of the outdoors to [...]

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Budding Artist

It’s a given, no parent likes to see their child struggle, really struggle with something.  That is one of the hardest things to swallow about autism.  So many things are a tremendous struggle for the Roc.  Little things, simple things that other parents take for granted.  Opening baggies, zipping zippers, screwing and unscrewing caps, getting [...]

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Hospital + Halloween

Last Thursday I felt quite recovered from my Mommy Meltdown that I wrote about it while the Roc was at school.  He had been home from school for a week and I was soooo very ready for him to go back and was relishing the quiet house, only the sloshing washer and cat growls could [...]

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