Sometimes I Just Want to Go Waaay Back in Time
By the time Jason gets through college, I think I’m going to feel like I’ve earned a brand new Bachelor [...]
One Thing at a Time
Back before Christmas, Jason was thinking about meeting with our new Stake President (who oversees some ten congregations) some time [...]
Jason’s Thoughts on His First Pathway Class
This Life Skills course even helped to prep my son for his first final exam…which happens to be on this [...]
Jason Gets Physical!
As I mentioned in the last few paragraphs of a much earlier posting when I reviewed my initial reactions to [...]
A Possible Career for Jason
A couple of weeks ago, I wasn’t surprised to see that Jason’s homework assignments all revolved around exploring his own [...]
Jason Gets Scheduled
Each week, I grow more and more suspicious that this Pathway Program was designed with someone like my son in [...]
Starting Down the Pathway to College
Last night marked Jason’s fourth week in the Pathway Program and I’m encouraged by what I’ve seen thus far. After [...]
Jason is “Slightly Trendy”
Okay, my Aspie son may not have a job…yet. And he doesn’t drive…yet. But, according to this terrific article from [...]
Pathway Accepts Jason
Jason got accepted! In this next phase of his ongoing autism story, he’s been admitted to the BYU-Idaho Pathway Program, [...]
A New Phase of Education for Jason
Strangely enough, Jason’s elementary and secondary education were both marked by newspaper coverage. The first was The Press-Enterprise newspaper back [...]
Checklists for the IEP
I know. I didn’t post yesterday as promised. I’m afraid that the closer I get to the LDStorymakers Conference next [...]
Jason’s Motor Skills and Socializing
I came across an old email sent to a PTO colleague toward the end of Jason’s First Grade year. Reading [...]
Jason’s Journey
Jason’s Journey is an honest chronicle of a mother who has come to terms with her son, Jason’s Asperger’s diagnosis. Tanya Parker Mills shares poignant moments as her son enters into adulthood ands shed light on the struggles and triumphs as a parent.
