
Being there with the thousands of families like ours was so peaceful. There were no stares, no excuses, no awkward moments - just understanding and love. As we walked around the lake at Cranes Roost Park on a beautiful sunny day, it reminded me that no matter where I go, or what I do, autism is always a piece of me. Autism may have made my life a little more difficult, but what I received in return was way more valuable - an extended family of people all over the world who have children just like mine. It seems like each week I meet someone new who has been affected by autism and there's an instantaneous connection. I'm proud to be an autism mom - it's not easy, but it's worth every moment!
2 comments:
hello there. I have just found your blog and I find it very interesting.
It will be a honour to follow JD s journey.
Thank you for sharing.
Irene, your new follower.
Thanks Irene! I appreciate it!
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