Autism & Autism Spectrum Community - People

I am a pastor's wife and work at home mother of 3 beautiful children. Olivia is 3 years old, Owen is 7 years old, and Aiden is 8 years old and has been diagnosed with high functioning Autism and ADHD. I blog about my daily joys and challenges . I blog about what it is like to be a rather unique pastor's wife. I blog about my frustrations and joys parenting a special needs child and about my...

I'm a middle aged manic depressive from the UK. My eldest daughter is classically autistic.

I am the mom of two beautiful boys. My older son has autism, my younger son has mild sensory integration dysfunction (sensory processing disorder). I am also an art historian, adjunct teaching at various colleges in the area. 

Specialty: Special Education

I'm a professor at the University of Virginia where I teach and conduct research about the problems of students with Learning Disabilities and Emotional and Behavioral Disorders. My research has focused mostly on evidence-based methods for teaching these students academic skills and social-behavioral competence.

Twin sisters who have a passion for health, fitness, yoga, raw foods, vegan, running, music.

I'm a mom of three boys on the autism spectrum 7-yr-old id twins and their 4-yr-old little brother and wife to my dh of 15 yrs who is a SAHD. My blog is where I share our story, as well as topics relating to autism awareness & acceptance, twins, the silliness three little boys can get into, and whatever else is on my mind. Hopefully some of what we've learned over the years is helpful to...

My name is Rayne Mazur. I have had Crohn's disease since adolescence.  Along with the usual digestive problems, fistulas, skin rashes, aches and pains I have also experienced neurological damage, serious vitamin and iron deficiencies and have recently been diagnosed with a Hurthle cell mass on my Thyroid.  Life with Crohn's disease can be difficult and frustrating.  At times you...

Married for over 16 years and mom of a seven year old son with autism, I spend most of my time as my Little Guy's case manager/advocate/ cheerleader/everything else.

A wry dry expat view of American family life, a gentle tease rather than a dig, ooo and a couple of autistic children too.

From the time I was properly diagnosed with late-stage Lyme, I have had a new lease on life...like I have been given another chance...a second life.  Living is very valuable to me, and I try to take advantage of each moment, and know that there is a reason for each moment. I'm feeling a little lost because I don't know what I should do with my life, other than the most important job of...