MiaHysteria

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  1. Autism Twitter Day ~ A Day to Promote Postive Autism Awareness

    In June of 1998, her oldest son was diagnosed with autism. Less than a year later, in April of 1999, her younger son was diagnosed with the same. They are on opposite ends of the spectrum; one is non-verbal, the other is higher functioning. Not only was she was hit with something most parents never experience, she was hit with it twice and with the highest of extremes.  Read more >

  2. Cardboard for Humanity

    I was in disbelief for what my eyes took in.  Has it really com to this.  Have we fallen so far down the economic funnel that this is to be the norm?   Read more >

  3. All I Want To Do Is Blog!

    All I want to do is write. Okay, not all. I want to play with my kids, love them, watch them grow, and I do… all the time. But selfishly, I want to write too; for writing, I blog. I’m new at blogging and the blogosphere. I am a constant student of what to do when, and what’s going on within social media itself; and I don’t have a lot of time.  Read more >

  4. How Did You Find Your Voice?

    Find you niche.  Find your voice. Both seem to be two of the most important things to do when it comes to writing or to blogging.  I don’t know that I am doing a good job at either, and I need help.  Read more >

  5. Find you niche.  Find your voice.   Both seem to be two of the most important things to do when it comes to writing or to blogging.  I don’t know that I am doing a good job at either, and I need help.  Read more >

  6. Take Care of Yourself

    Back in "The Day" I would never show my toes unkept in public. No speckles of the last remaining toe nail polish allowed. This is a rule I have definitely broken! How did I get here? I had children.  Read more >

  7. A Yellow Missile Victory

    Blank stares. Concentrated smiles. Forced high pitched enthusiasm. That’s what we get when we excitedly talk to other parents, of traditional kids, about how happy we are that Alex has won the right to ride on a regular school bus. Now, it’s not anyone’s fault that they don’t get why this is so important, but at least they have an understanding that we see how important it is.  Read more >

MiaHysteria

Full Name
MiaHysteria
Member Since
September 2008
About Me: 

The quick rundown of facts is that I'm a stay at home mother of 3 children, one with special needs.  My oldest son, Alex was diagnosed at 9 months of age with cerebral palsy.  His CP has global affects of developmental, cognitive and speech delays, sensory integration dysfunction, epilepsy, spastic muscle tone on the right side, possible autistic features and possible ADHD.  After getting a hold on what Alex's needs would be (ha-ha...you never get a hold on that, they're always changing), we were lucky enough to have a healthy little girl (Violet), and then a healthy little boy (Ben).  My husband is in the civil service field, as was I prior to Alex's diagnosis. 

Many times, I think I have gone crazy, and then I remember that I'm a mother in general, as well as a mother of a special needs child which puts it all in perspective.  I used to have a ton of interests and am now back to rediscovering "me".

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