Success is the natural outcome of disability pride. No one should have to hide their disabilities or be ashamed of who they are.

Some eccentricity, humor, and a loose definition of normalcy are a better fit for the job.

There is no room for pessimism and world weariness...faith and community engagement can achieve a lot.

Autism is the reason we've met so many fabulous and action oriented people, so I really believe that it came roaring into our lives with a purpose.

First person accounts of living with autism should light a fire under us...we should be part of creating the society we want our autistic kids to inherit.

An autism mom can pretend for a while that she is free of the endless vigil that will always be her destiny, but she also wants to soak in the boy who will not be a boy forever.

It's too high stress to expect one seemingly random calendar date to embody all your hopes of a good time.

We need some positive narratives of friendship and love for special needs people.

Summer is the time for road trips, Stockholm Syndrome style.

We all need 'a reason to keep on.'