by Ryan and Megan’s Mom www.autism-and-treatment.com My son definitely acted different and the stares and comments other people made were often cruel. But I still never told them about my son’s autism. That was especially true for the people who worked with him in gymnastics, swimming or karate. Only our family members, his therapists, and…
by Ryan and Megan’s Mom www.autism-and-treatment.com This is an excerpt from my book, “I KNOW YOURE IN THERE – Winning Our War Against Autism” about how sometimes FAKING it helps both you and your child: [My daughter, Megan] …usually had more patience with Ryan than I did. On one particularly difficult day, I was yelling…
By Marcia Hinds – Megan and Ryan’s Mom www.autism-and-treatment.com Most parents feel that there is never enough of them to go around. But when one of your kids has autism, a constant concern is the effect this diagnosis will have on your other children. My life, our family’s life, was Ryan, Ryan, and more Ryan. …
By Marcia Hinds – Megan and Ryan’s Mom www.autism-and-treatment.com Check out this story about a stranger who sat next to a young girl with autism. It went viral (https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2014/01/15/autism-plane-letter-kate/4492209/) It is the perfect example of how we can impact the lives of others by the ordinary things we do. Helping someone else, always helps me.…
by Dr. Melinda Sharma www.autism-and-treatment.com A note from Marcia… Sometimes we all feel this way. It is worse when we question if it was something we did or didn’t do that caused our children’s condition. But, we can’t look back or spend our time wondering “what if.” All we can do is to keep putting…
