I have been on a bit of a "cleaning things out" kick lately. Today it was a portion of the area underneath the table in our living room. It is a big round table with essentially a shelf underneath it. Over time, stuff has gotten shoved in there. It is obviously not stuff that we miss, or it wouldn't be under there. Or, as often happens, it is missed but the table is hiding its treasure well. But, I digress. One of the big differences between girls and boys with autism is what

These lies that are being spread are taking away from the true needs of our autism community.

As some of you may know, I have been presenting my thoughts on Psalm 119 on Substack for quite some time. I know there are some who enjoy receiving them. But, I have been wondering though if there was a better opening for my desire for ministry. Then God reminded me of this website that I have really neglected. It is a ready-made ministry. And it is one that has become near and dear to my heart. I am learning so much about autism and I also have so much to share from what I h

Hello, Everyone I am so very excited to announce that I will be participating as an author in the Canal Town Book Festival on October 3rd in Dover, Ohio. If you can, come out to see me. If you can't come, send this to someone who might want to come. There will be 50 writers there. There will be author-led panels, kids' activities, raffles and food trucks.

It's been quite a while since I posted. I won't bore you with the details, but let's just say my health was giving me trouble. But I am back. I wrote this a few nights ago when I was having a very intense encounter with God and He led me to looking at the story of the prodigal son. What an amazing story it is, filled with timely lessons for us all. I wanted to share this because it had such a profound affect on me and I hope it will for others. For reference, the bold words a

I bought an autism Barbie because I wanted to see how they handled autism.