WOW!!! My sister and I both have children w/ disabilities, our oldest both have Bi-Polar & her youngest and my middle child has Asperger's. WE loved the poems...especially "My Daddy, My Hero" and "My name is Autism".. thanks for the wonderful poems.

My 10 year old son was daignosed with Aspergers in Kindergarden thanks to a wonderful, caring and observant teacher. We have fought the schools and won, and he is now a thriving 4th grader with so many strengths. Thank you so much for To my sisters....I havent stopped crying yet. Seeing there are other moms who share your same feelings is a blessing. Thank you for this site!!

Tears flowed when I read through My Sisters. Oh my indeed! I look forward to more progress and more tears . . as there doesn't seem to be one without the other. Thank you for your site.

I have a 5 year old son with autism. He was diagnosed at the age of 3. Organizations such as Childlink and Elwyn, here in Philadelphia, have been of great help to us. He will start kindergarten this fall, with the school district of philadelphia, where he will continue to receive autism support services, such as o/t and speech. All I can say is never stop praying, never stop helping and always get in involved. We are looking for to the autistm walk that will take place here in philly on September 20.

My 14-year-old son was diagnosed with AS in first grade and this year he starts high school. He's done quite well so far, but wish us luck!

Inspirational and informative. Well done and good on you.

Wow, Lori-ann! This is a wonderful web-site. There are a lot of important and very helpful messages and information on it as well as the design is great. Good job! Can I post it on facebook?

Lori-ann and Cameron, you are a true inspiration. It is a pleasure to work with K and you both. Thank you for setting up this valuable website. What lucky boys K and J are. Helen

It's good to have this new connection to you!

My son has special needs, although not Autism or Aspergers, and I love the articles on this site! Great for any parents raising children with special needs.