The day Alden was officially diagnosed with autism was tough. We already knew in our hearts, but something about seeing it in black and white cut pretty deep. Since then we have learned and grown so much. Alden has made great strides doing ABA therapy daily, but for the insurance to continue coverage we had to go through the diagnosis process all over again. We were chasing that golden ticket. Jumping through hoops is a skill you learn fairly early on in the autism journey. I wonder if that skill is something I could include on a resume? I think it should be, just saying. I was so anxious about going through this process. There was no part of me that was worried he wouldn't get the golden ticket, he obviously still has autism. Imagine my surprise should my child be the first to 'outgrow' autism! My anxiety came from the emotional roller coaster that comes with checking box after box that shows every deficit in your child's development. Watc...
wifey, boy mom, autism momma, massage therapist, sunday school teacher, writer.....the list goes on and on. If you're wearing 20 different hats too, lets be a hot mess together! This is the place to share the good, the bad, and the ugly. No sugar coating here! Some day's I'm running strong on coffee and Jesus, other days I'm doing good to keep everyone alive