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Patty Myers
Oct 20, 2021
Do Your Homework
Losing a loved one hopefully will help others be more present with their loved ones.
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Patty Myers
Mar 18, 2021
The Little Things Are Really The Big Things
I got a text this morning. It was not an ordinary text. It was a text full of hope and progress. You see this is not just a picture of a...
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Patty Myers
Feb 11, 2020
Looking In The Mirror
When Charlie was about 3 and 4 years-old he had very limited language. It was mostly grunting and pulling my hand to the item he needed....
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Patty Myers
Nov 12, 2019
Find Joy In The Tough Days Too
As I sit with my mom who had a stroke this past February I wonder how long will she be here with us in the state she is in? You see she...
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Patty Myers
Sep 30, 2019
Thank you Mom and Dad
I have been privileged to be in many families lives helping them along their journey of life. I have been their Behavior Analyst. I have...
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Patty Myers
Aug 15, 2019
The Key To Making Progress
Charlie started 11th grade today. 11th grade. It has been such a journey these 18 years. Sometimes it feels like it has been 30 years....
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Patty Myers
Apr 1, 2019
Caring for the Caregiver
I got a call that my mom got out of carotid artery surgery and was doing great. Only a few hours later we were told that they couldn't...
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Patty Myers
Jan 10, 2019
Setting Expectations Is Key
Charlie and I were in the car driving home from school and I asked him a few questions. He is 17 and has autism. Me: "Charlie what kind...
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Patty Myers
Oct 29, 2018
Who Cares About Life Skills Anyways?
Who really cares about life skills anyways? Well we all should. I have learned over the last several months that I have been helping too...
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Patty Myers
Sep 21, 2018
Are We Helping or Holding Them Back?
When your child first gets a diagnosis with a disability they are usually under age 5. I remember the first year of our journey being so...
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