Thank you to everyone who took the time to comment or send me a message about my last update. Yes, we are all very proud of Alex and have hope for his future now. What we don’t have is faith … Continue reading
Part 2 – the nightmare that is the NDIS
Tag Archives: Autism
When the NDIA takes your child away from you
January, 2020 – it has now been over 12 months since the NDIA sent Alex to live 184kms away from home to receive full-time therapy. It has been 9 months since the NDIA was supposed to implement a capacity building … Continue reading
The Results are in from Month Two on our cleansing frenzy
Oh how time flies when someone in our household is sick! Just when I thought we were clear of it all, I got a phone call from school to tell me that BuddyBoy had quite a temperature and was lethargic. … Continue reading
When being Different means having to stay the Same
Living with Autism means having differences. You might communicate in a different way (or not at all), you might eat a different way (or not at all), you might play a different way (or not at all) and you might have a lot of health issues (or not at all). The world we live in doesn’t always appreciate differences, and they can make life very difficult at times, just ask any kid with Autism who goes to school. Assuming they can answer your question of course. Continue reading
“Oh, Your Child Has Autism. How Can I Help?”
If you’re only visiting Autism land, rather than living here permanently, you may wish to get to know some of the population, or feel that you’d like to help them somehow. So how can you offer help when you might not be sure exactly what sort of help is needed? Perhaps you’ve even tentatively made an effort, only to be rebuffed by a parent who assures you that, “everything is fine” and that no help is required. Continue reading
Autism with a large dose of Chocolate 
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