The Rollercoaster Ride
The Rollercoaster Ride With the month of April being Autism Acceptance month, it has been a month of reflection for me. It has been a year and a half since we got an official diagnosis for Titus. Often we are asked the question, “How are you guys doing?” “How is Titus doing?” “How are you holding up?” The best way Nathan and I can describe it would be, “It is a Rollercoaster Ride.” I remember when I first got on a Rollercoaster for the first time in junior high. You are nervous because you’ve never done it. You are excited because you know something new is about to happen and it will be a fun adventure. But you also are terrified of the unpredictable . So you decide to get on the Rollercoaster and once you are buckled there is no going back, you have to face your fears . The ride starts and you are nervous but excited. The amazing part? You aren’t alone . You have all your friends and family on that Rollercoaster with you....