What Does Autism Spectrum Disorder Look Like For Me?
This World Autism Awareness Day, let’s make a collective effort to do better. To be more understanding, less judgmental.
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Mental health is often thought of as a taboo topic. But, as a life-long anxiety sufferer with occasional depression episodes, as well as a mom of children with mental health needs, I wanted to create a safe space to talk about these topics. So here it is.
This World Autism Awareness Day, let’s make a collective effort to do better. To be more understanding, less judgmental.
I’ve been perplexed on how we could mark this one of mom’s bucket list since I first read it. This year, because of Avery, we have found our answer.
To the family… hearing the words. “It’s cancer,” for the first time. There’s no judgment in making sure you’re healthy so you can keep fighting alongside your child.
Although I feel like I’ve been hit by a ton of bricks after my therapy sessions, these truth bombs from my therapist are what I need to hear.
I had my first psych appointment Friday morning and she gave me meds to not only help manage my anxiety, but to stop the itch!
What a year it’s been! This day last year was the craziest we’ve ever experienced. Here are some things I learned about myself during the pandemic.
Having lived with anxiety for most of my life, I can tell you that the majority of my stress is about what “could” happen.
As parents, we should be proactive and learn about the things we can do to recognize the signs and help say no to bullying.
If you feel overwhelmed, simplifying your everyday life here and there may be very important for your overall sense of well-being.
“You may not control all the events that happen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them.” – Maya Angelou