In this very brief, last-minute episode, I share my thoughts on Autism Speaks “Light It Up Blue” campaign. I talk about how Autism Awareness month has lost its meaning and I give you some ideas on how you can help raise awareness in ways that make a difference in peoples lives. Autism Awareness Month should be about people and not money.
I'm super excited to start the week, even though that means taking on a Monday. The boys are going back to school and I'm going walking. ☺ I did pretty good in March, especially considering I took a week and a half off during my recovery. I feel pretty good about that. Anyway, I'm looking forward to getting things back on track. We have a busy week a head of us as well, and we have a couple trips to Cleveland towards the end of the week. Hope you folks are on the receiving end of good things today. ☺
I've got a laundry list of medication related updates for you all tonight. We're going to briefly talk about myself, Lizze and Gavin because we've all had very recent changes to medication. Me It makes sense to begin with me, as I'm pretty straightforward. As I mentioned just prior to my oral surgery a little over a week ago, I've decided that I need more help with my depression than I'm currently getting. This help comes in the form of additional medication. I'm not super excited about starting a new medication but I refuse to allow depression to control my life and influence my ability to be a good husband/father. Just so we're clear, I'm not saying that if you're depressed, you can't be a good parent, spouse or partner…