This blog will somewhat stray from my Awesomism posts, but this is about a truly awesome person, who has made a major impact in my life as well as so many others. Before I tell you how Michele touched my life, let me introduce you to her. She is one of those people you meet […]
One of the issues we work on all the time with Peyton is his extreme fear of failing, it overflows into so many parts of his life. He won’t step outside of his comfort zone unless we push him. I saw this when he was younger and tried to nurture it in a way that
When Peyton was young he had his own language and many times I didn’t know what he was telling me. At one point my third child seemed to be the only one who could understand him at times. I felt so bad that I wasn’t always able to understand what he was he was telling
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One Issue so many fellow Awesomism families ask me is “how did you get Peyton to read so well?” When I answer them I get responses that vary from ‘WOW!’ to ‘hmmm need to try that’….mixed with skepticism. Let me start from the beginning. When I realized Peyton was going to encounter reading issues that
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What is an Awesomism Campaign? After spending many years working in the political world as a grassroots person, I decided to take my experiences, skills and network to a different venue. Our goal is to give a voice to those who live with Autism on a daily basis. Too often families struggle financially and emotionally and
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