I found myself in a situation today where I wanted to apologize about the way I handled something.  It's not that I handled it wrong but I should have handled it differently.  Basically, I went after the Akron Aero's for something that turned out to be a misunderstanding.  The cause appears to have been a mailing error that if I had handled things better, I could have found out, without causing a stink. The situation has been resolved and I personally spoke to the director of media and public relations on the phone today because I wanted to personally apologize.   The Akron Aero's are a great organization and we have worked everything out and now more kids will be able to enjoy the game as a result.  The one…

I wrote a post the other day directed at the Akron Aeros.  After speaking with the school, we had learned that Elliott wouldn't be able to attend the game on Thursday with his class because the lunch menu had been changed to Peanut butter and Jelly.  As you know, Elliott has food allergies to peanuts and treenuts.   Eing surrounded by people that were ingesting these things would not be a wise move.  After all, they're kids and kids are messy. :-) I'm not sure where the miscommunication was but there was clearly a miscommunication.  Apparently, the lunch menu for Education Days has been PB&J for the past 3 seasons.  Regardless of what happened, I want to thank the Akron Aero's for stepping up and making it possible for my son…

Important note: I'm trying to post this around noon on Wednesday.  Due to our current Internet situation, I'm having trouble uploading anything to the site.  Right now I'm at the mercy of my incredibly slow T mobile data connection  that extremely hit and miss. This will be in the outbox to post when  the data connection on my phone is stable enough to upload.  I've been meaning to write about this for the last few days but I just haven't found the time or quite frankly, the energy. I received a phone call from Gavin's autonomic specialists office at the Cleveland Clinic.  The nurse was returning our call from last week.  Dr.  Moodley was back in the office and so she had a chance to speak with him about everything..…

It's no secret that the Lost and Tired family is struggling right now.  I share with you what I feel is relavent and this is one of those times.  As of about 30 minutes ago, we lost our internet connection because we fell behind. This of course means that my computer is offline and has no access to my site. Typically, I could work around this by using the data connection on my phone.  Unfortunately, for the past several weeks, T mobile has be undergoing modernization.  Basically, they are upgrading the towers in my area to LTE.  This is great news except for the fact that data is down until that happens. It's been over two weeks now and they still haven't completed the process and switched things back on. …

We had a pretty good start to the day.  Both Gavin and Elliott got up, dressed and off to school with little to no problems.  Gavin does really surprise me but Elliott as of late has been challenging in the AM. I wish everyday would begin like this.  Great job boys.  :-) This site is managed via WordPress for Android, courtesy of the @SamsungMobileUS Galaxy Note 2 by @Tmobile. Please forgive any typos as autocorrect HATES me. ;-) Check out my #Autism Awareness Store to find really cool and unique #Autism Awareness Clothing and Accessories, designed by me. ;-) For more ways to help the Lost and Tired family, please visit Help the Lost and Tired Family.

Behaviorally speaking, Gavin had a great day at school, once again.  Unfortunately, he had more health related challenges.  He was really tired again and even went though a period of nausea.  He eventually felt better and shortly after that I pulled both him and Elliott out of school be a use they had speech and OT....... Hopefully, we can get to the bottom of this stuff and help Gavin to have days where he feels better.  :-( This site is managed via WordPress for Android, courtesy of the @SamsungMobileUS Galaxy Note 2 by @Tmobile. Please forgive any typos as autocorrect HATES me. ;-) Check out my #Autism Awareness Store to find really cool and unique #Autism Awareness Clothing and Accessories, designed by me. ;-) For more ways to help the…

I was having a very emotionally difficult evening yesterday.  That's no secret. I had to take a time out from my struggles and take the boys to see Dr. Patti, their psychologist. Such is our Tuesday evening ritual. Lizze and I were bring Dr. Patti up to speed on all that has transpired in the last week, while the boys played. For whatever reason, Emmett decided to build a rectangle out of Legos and he gave it to us while we were talking.  A few seconds later, he comes back to reclaim the rectangle because he had remembered that he wasn't done yet.  When he brought it back the second time, this is what he had created.. What's really interesting about this seemingly simple Lego construction is that it isn't…