Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Momma in me

This week I have been a crazy person at the computer. I have been searching the web for gluten, casein and soy free recipes. I have also been researching for information on biomedical treatments and on autism.  There was a four hour gap where I didn't even move from the computer. My husband called me and I snapped out of the vortex slowly remembering where I was :) My thought is I only have days left before Josiah is done with school. I need to get as much studying done as I can. By the way, the product of my research is on the left side of my blog. There are so many amazing mothers with extraordinary blogs. I have enjoyed reading them. I took a break today from the computer and spent time with my beautiful eleven month old niece.

      I have thinking about this summer and all that I have to do and begin to feel overwhelmed. How does one woman change her families diet completely, start her son on a detox of all the poison in his body, keep him on a rigorous schedule so he doesn't have multiple meltdowns a day, fund raise for the treatment, and manage all the other aspects of her life? UMM She doesn't!!! This morning on the way to occupational therapy I cried and prayed. Then cried and prayed some more. All that I am doing and will do for Josiah will be because of the grace of God. I am one of the most disorganized, scatterbrained people on the planet! I know that I have to daily lay at my Savior's feet because He is the only way Josiah will be healed of autism, seizures, SPD, and chronic illness. Isaiah 61:1-3 has been a life verse for me. I had always wanted something called Beauty for Ashes. I will be talking more about this but I realize now how important this passage is to me now that I am a mother of a child who is held captive by autism.







5 comments:

  1. Love this and that verse it has always been a special verse to me as well. Love you, proud of you in all you do!

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  2. This is beautiful...I can feel the deep love of a mother for her precious child. God bless you.

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    1. Thank you so much. I love your blog! I'm new to all this and reading all the blogs have helped so much.

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  3. You don't sound disorganized. You sound like you are forming a well researched plan!

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  4. Thank you for becoming a "follower" of my blog! (allergy-friendlytastebuds@blogspot.com) I know that the "followers" don't neccesarily get the latest posts sent to them (like the e-mail reader button at the top) does. So I wanted to send you this post http://allergy-friendlytastebuds.blogspot.com/2012/07/help-for-those-switching-diet-of-their.html
    I saw that you are getting ready to make a change, and I was hoping this might help you as well! I have a friend who's daughter is on the autistic spectrum and it has totally change their life going gluten and dairy free. I am hoping she will do a guest post for me. I am praying for you!

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