I am overwhelmed! I am writing for a magazine, i.d.e.a.l Magazine and am reading tons of books right now to write articles for them. I also have had 2 IEP's for the boys, and an IEP that I am helping to work on for a friend. I also am the co-president for our district's CPAC organization and am Vice President of New Jersey Parent Advocates.
I need to get back in the groove of things on here! Anyway, I'll post my menu for the week in hopes to get back into writing on here.
Sunday was garlic ranch turkey burgers and chips
Monday we went to my brother-in-laws for a bbq
Tuesday we are having roast chicken (done in my crock pot) with lemon and herbs picked from my garden, mashed potatoes with gravy, and corn
Wednesday we're having chicken quesadillas
Thursday will be pineapple and cinnamon pancakes
Friday will be Beef and Broccoli and chicken nuggets
Saturday will be steak, french fries, and salad
To make the pancakes just follow the recipe for plain pancakes from Bisquick and add to it pureed pineapple and a dash of cinnamon.
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
PYHO: 3rd times the charm
We've suspected Matthew had autism for a while. We were told he was typical. Turns out we were right. In a most shitty of ways, we found out he in fact does have PDD_NOS.
I had called asking for a case manager through our insurance company. The case manager was looking through the paperwork and discovered one of the doctors we saw put in his paperwork that Matthew has autism. The doctor failed to mention it to us.
That means that all 3 of the smaller boys are on the spectrum. All three have PDD_NOS. Each kid looks completely different with the way they present with it.
I have to keep reminding myself that the label doesn't change who he is. He defines who he is! He is in charge of his own path NOT some group of letters. It doesn't make things easier right now though. I feel like I need to be strong for everyone but inside I'm crumbling. Right now I can't because I have these boys to think about.
I had called asking for a case manager through our insurance company. The case manager was looking through the paperwork and discovered one of the doctors we saw put in his paperwork that Matthew has autism. The doctor failed to mention it to us.
That means that all 3 of the smaller boys are on the spectrum. All three have PDD_NOS. Each kid looks completely different with the way they present with it.
I have to keep reminding myself that the label doesn't change who he is. He defines who he is! He is in charge of his own path NOT some group of letters. It doesn't make things easier right now though. I feel like I need to be strong for everyone but inside I'm crumbling. Right now I can't because I have these boys to think about.
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