Below are links to journals, emails, and publications that I wrote in 2005 on family life.
Subjects include: Parenting autistics, secondary infertility, PCOS, open adoption, widely-spaced siblings, troubles at school, and more. It also include my first published piece in the “Adoptive Families” magazine.
2003
Secondary Infertility: A family affair
2005
Got The Most Amazing Gift Today
I Hate Being A Mom Today
Adoptive Families Magazine: Becoming Craig’s Mother
Adoption: The Open Option
Brothers: A Decade Of Difference
Just A Phase
I Am Tired And Need That Candy
Widely Spaced Siblings: Things Remembered
About That IEP …
Sex sells kid’s backpacks
BlogHer: strong enough for a man, but made for woman
Diagnosis needed for school support. Hyperlexia maybe?
Communications: Keeping Track Of School Work and Officially Requesting IEP (Finally)
I’m socially awkard. The times I don’t appear to be, I’m faking a good one.
Schoolwork Troubles: Trying To Figure Out The Homework Problem
Change Is Hard: Transition From 6th To 7th Grade
The Worry Never Leaves. Never.
Trouble With Bullies | Email Exchange With Teacher
Been Selected For 2006 Minority Fellowship Program
Working On That IEP Request …
Communications: School Troubles Continue In 7th Grade … Another Shutdown In Class.
Thoughts About Christmas
The Ghost of Christmas Past Resides in a Box
My Youngest Autistic Son Now Has A Vote And A Voice
[From my Facebook post today.] So proud of my youngest son – and oh my heart. He was so worried I’d be upset with him for using my email address. I had to assure him I’m…
My Autistic Family Life | The Early Years: 2006 – 2009
Below are links to journals, emails, and publications that I wrote between 2006 and 2009 on family life. Subjects include: Parenting autistics, open adoption, widely-spaced siblings, troubles at school, autism diagnosis, IEP, depression, suicide ideation, becoming…
What Will Happen To My Autistic Children After I Die?
[TW: Death, ABA, trauma, autism cure, prevention, and more.] What will happen to my Autistic children, now adults, after I die? I’ll be 50 this year and still don’t have an answer that doesn’t include poverty,…
Life Skills Lessons #1: The Air Mattress Oops | My Autistic Family Life
By Eve Reiland Life Skills Lessons #1: The Air Mattress Oops Quite often we use an air mattress at our home for sleepovers. It’s a noisey situation that sends me to the opposite end of the…
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