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A Special Needs Review of the Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus
01 week ago
by Lost and Tired
in Autism
The Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus
Samsung, is the first of hopefully many tech companies, to step up to the plate and allow me to review their products from the unique perspective of a special needs parent, who just happens to be a hardcore techy. Not only do I understand the tech but also how it can be incorporated into the lives of the special needs family to assist a child with Autism in More >
A Lost and Tired family Easter: 2012
01 month ago
by Lost and Tired
in Autism
The Lost and Tired had a rather dull and boring Easter. Perhaps that sounds bad to some but to a special needs family with 3 boys on the #Autism spectrum, dull and boring is exactly what we need.
Unfortunately, as dull and boring as it was, the boys are still overstimulated and bouncing off the walls.
I decided that it would be best to find a constructive outlet for all their energy. So, I More >
Confession of a special needs father: 04/08/2012
41 month ago
by Lost and Tired
in Autism
I haven’t had a confessions post in quite awhile, so this is a bit overdue. For those of you new to my blog, I really try to be as honest as possible, even if it’s not very pretty or makes me look bad.
I really believe that by being honest, I can help someone out that that maybe feels isolated or alone in the way they feel about something.
I also try to remove the stigma attached to things More >
Losing a child to regressive #Autism
21 month ago
by Lost and Tired
in Autism
The purpose of this post is to help educate the public as to what it can feel like to be a special needs parent. Well, what it feels like to me to be a special needs parent. I have tried to put into words what it felt like for me to lose my oldest son to the regressive form of #Autism. I wrote this a while back but I think it’s still very relavent.
My words may not make sense to some of you but More >
Happy Easter
01 month ago
by Lost and Tired
in Autism
I want to take a second and wish all of you a Happy Easter. Please have a safe and happy holiday. I hope it’s understimulating, anxiety free and absent of meltdowns.
**Thanks for reading**
-Lost and Tired
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Mystery Picture of the Day: 04/07/2012
41 month ago
by Lost and Tired
in Fun and Funny
This is totally off topic but it’s my blog and do what I want.
I thought it would be fun to show you a picture and have you guess what happened. It’s a change of pace and we could probably all use it. So, take a good long look at the picture below and tell me what you think happened. Just leave a comment with your guess and I’ll let you know if you guessed right.
**Thanks for reading**
A restless night that ended with…
21 month ago
Last night was really, really weird. Some how, I ended up on the couch. I think it was to hot on the second floor and I was uncomfortable. For me, I sleep better when it’s colder in the room.
Anyway, Lizze woke me up when she got up this morning and told me to go upstairs because Elliott wasn’t feeling well and needed me.
I snuggled Elliott in our bed for a few minutes before he sat up and More >
Do you ever just feel burned out?
81 month ago
by Lost and Tired
in Autism
Maybe this is a dumb question but do you folks ever just feel so burned out from everything that you can’t imagine doing this much longer?
I feel like that at times and I think it’s pretty normal to feel that way.
The problem is that once I get to a certain point, it’s really hard to keep motivating myself to go on. It’s like the moment I lose my footing or drop the ball, everything just More >
Today’s Victory: 04/06/2012
01 month ago
Today’s Victory is brought to you by Mr. Elliott Richard. When your a special needs parent and your kids frequent the hospital, one of the best feelings in the world is having them come home and tucking them into their own bed.
I was fortunate enough to be able to do that tonight. I have my sweet Elliott Richard back home tonight and I’m so thankful that he’s not having seizures.
Elliott was More >
