The Autism Bubble

Sunday, 26 April 2015

When One Door Closes

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When you're going through a tough time it seems like everyone tells you to "Just take it one day at a time". It's good adv...
Tuesday, 24 March 2015

Be A Friend

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April is nearly upon us again. I can already hear the groans from the autism community, and bloggers opening their laptops in preparation. W...
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Thursday, 1 January 2015

ABC's of 2014: Part Two

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Happy New Year! I'm typing this many hours after the big countdown in my part of the world, and I'm watching my friends in other pa...
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Wednesday, 31 December 2014

ABC's of 2014- Part One

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It's New Years Eve 2014. We party hard around here. I am in my pyjamas at 9:20pm, the boys are in bed and almost asleep, and I have a DV...
Friday, 19 December 2014

A Whole New World

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There is not a parent alive who doesn't imagine what their life with their children will look like. We all have hopes and dreams for our...
Monday, 10 November 2014

Remember

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There is a play group I go to with my Little One every Friday morning. Based in a special place, with special people who have done much for...
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Tuesday, 4 November 2014

Guest Post by Sarah Jane: If You Read One Thing Today, Let This Be it...

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Please note that this is a guest post written by a long-time follower of my blog and Autism Bubble Facebook page. "Sarah Jane" is ...
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I’m an Aussie mum of two beautiful boys. In 2008 our first son entered the world, and in 2011 a developmental paediatrician confirmed our suspicions that our non-verbal, toe walking, sensory seeking, happy-in-his-own-world three year old had autism. I share often about my son and our family on my personal Facebook page, and I try to keep things fairly positive. I cope as well as most parents of kids on the spectrum do, meaning that when things are well with my boy, things are well with me. I delight in his joyful spirit, I celebrate the smallest milestone and I dare to hope for more than his current diagnosis would indicate. On other days I am frustrated, jealous, fearful and tired to the point of despair. While I have an amazing family and friends who would “be there” in a heartbeat, most of the time I don’t want to talk about it, I just want to let out what’s in my head and move on. That’s where this blog will come in. Also, I am choosing to stay anonymous for my family’s privacy, so if you do stumble across this blog and the family seems awfully familiar please don’t blow my cover! ;-)
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