Seeking out Great Blogs on Autism

“The web is full of outstanding blogs on autism spectrum disorder. Many of these blogs are authored by parents with children on the spectrum and professionals working in the field.” – Gregory Ruel.

WEBWIRE – Friday, November 22, 2013

Portland, Maine — Understandably, there are many parents, teachers and caregivers of children with autism eager to know more about the affliction. Fortunately, there are a number of fantastic blogs on the internet which document the daily struggles, complexities and joys of life with autism. Indeed, there’s no shortage of blogs on the topic and tons of insight to glean.

Many parents who have already gone through being told their child has autism are eager to share experiences, tips and to lend guidance. These blogs allow people interested in autism to track the journey and experience of those people living with autism and the people who care for them. These blogs range from childhood experiences, to art and projects, to fears of these children not being able to live independently.

Here are several autism blogs worth visiting:
• http://www.lostandtired.com/
• http://jeffslife.tripod.com/alextheboy
• http://www.extremeparenthood.com/p/about-me.html
• http://flappinessis.com/
• http://autism-daddy.blogspot.com/
• http://www.joysautismblog.com.

These are just a few of the terrific blogs on autism by parents and other caregivers. These blogs relay personal experiences of dealing with the initial diagnosis, enrolling in school, day to day struggles with autism, securing needed services as well as finding a caseworker to advocate for your child.

Please visit www.drawingroads.com to submit your favorite autism blogs.

Drawing Roads
Gregory Ruel (Portland, Maine)