Fallout is what I call the meltdowns, sleepless nights and other behavioral issues that are the direct result of an overstimulating event, like Thanksgiving, Christmas, Halloween or anything else that is sensory taxing.

She’s so stressed out, that between the constant chronic pain and the stress, she’s physically ill most of the time and unable to eat. She’s getting as much help as is physically possible right now.

Do you ever wonder how in the hell your kids manage to destroy their clothes without you knowing a out it? I certainly do.

It finally happened. I’ve been working with Gavin to help him gain some independence. It’s very often disheartening because if we ever make progress, it’s usually a really slow process and one of those 2 steps forward, 5 steps back kinda a things.

Tonight was Tuesday Night Therapy with Dr. Pattie and it’s everyone’s favorite day of the week. Check out some really cool pictures and find out what major progress was made this evening.

I think I overreacted just a little bit. In all fairness though, in this situation, I think it’s better to overreact than underreact. We’ve never had him sick since we found out about his Immunodeficiency. I totally panicked and I’m okay admitting that.

I've spoken to Akron Children's Hospital twice this morning.  I waiting to hear back from Gavin's immunologist, as to what we are going to do.  The nurse is thinking that…

I tried, I really did. This has been something that has progressively gotten worse over time. It began when he was diagnosed with an allergy to tree nuts, almonds in particular.