... always existed between my wife and I and our boys. ...
... But most days the number of times my boys make me laugh are far more than the number of fingers on my hand. The good does outweigh the bad and we often just need to sit back and remember.So Live, Love, and LAF. My boys were a gift from God, and though His plan is sometimes unclear I know He only deals us what we can handle. ...
My Perspective: How Do You Do It All?
... But most days the number of times my boys make me laugh are far more than the number of fingers on my hand. The good does outweigh the bad and we often just need to sit back and remember.So Live, Love, and LAF. My boys were a gift from God, and though His plan is sometimes unclear I know He only deals us what we can handle. ...
... For Joey, for both of my boys. They needed me and they loved me unconditionally.It has been two and half years since I lost all my hair, and I wear wigs. Now I realize that the strength, hope, belief, and love I thought I was giving Joey, he was actually giving to me. ...
My Perspective: A Parent’s Story of Resilience
... For Joey, for both of my boys. They needed me and they loved me unconditionally.It has been two and half years since I lost all my hair, and I wear wigs. Now I realize that the strength, hope, belief, and love I thought I was giving Joey, he was actually giving to me. ...
... “My husband has played tennis every weekend [possible] for the past 28 years, and I get out to exercise, shop, see friends, or have one on one time with my other boys.”8. Remember, you’re in this together. ...
... Worldwide, around 2 percent of people are believed to have autism spectrum disorder.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that boys are over three times more likely than girls to be diagnosed. ...
What Is Autism? An Overview
... Worldwide, around 2 percent of people are believed to have autism spectrum disorder.The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) reports that boys are over three times more likely than girls to be diagnosed. ...
... Talk about bullying – It’s a typical sibling instinct (for both girls and boys) to jump into the thick of things to defend their sibling on the spectrum from bullying. So they’ll do it, but often it’s a scary or uncomfortable feeling. ...
... He was a starting player, and he socialized well with the other boys. One of the coaches told me he enjoyed my son playing so much and was amazed at how well he played since he had never played before. ...
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