Keep Calm and Carry On 
by Dr. Rachelle Sheely
If you are a history buff you will recognize "Keep Calm and Carry On", a now popularized poster issued by the British government around the beginning of WWII. A lesser known, but more popular poster stated "Your Courage, Your Cheerfulness, Your Resolution Will Bring Us Victory".
I maintain a "Keep Calm and Carry On" Journal on my desk.
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by Kathy Darrow
 | | RDI Mom and Certified Consultant, Kathy Darrow |
"You would know" were the words I heard from the neurologists when I took my 3rd born to his office before he was 18 months. I could no longer ignore the obvious. I knew the signs since I had heard the words about my 2nd born, "Your son has Autism", 3 years prior. Of course I knew even before his first birthday. Jesse was about 8 months old when he started crying in the back seat when I made a turn to go home. It hit me like a ton of bricks. He kept crying when I made different turns because he knew the 1 way I am supposed to go..and if I didn't, the tantrum came. I put that in the back of my mind as I kept telling myself, "don't compare, don't compare!" Read More....
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