Marla Fauchier: Blogger Awards

Friday, February 1, 2008

Blogger Awards

This "Wisdom" award was given to me from Elaine/Ling at It's Not a Weekend;It's A Lifestyle. Thank you! I would like to pass this award on to Grace Under Autism. I really enjoy her insights. I have to see if she has posted every day. I do love her blog.

This "You make my day award" was given to me from Michelle at In The Life of A Child. Thank you! I would like to pass this award on to Katrin at I'm Not "Wrong". I learn a lot about autism from an adult's perspective here. I love Katrin's blog.

3 comments:

Katrin said...: Hey, thanks! I've never gotten one of these things. I usually just make the dogs' day by picking up the Chuck-It, not anyone elses from something I've said :-)

(which by the way if Darwin or Stella are ball maniacs, you NEED a Chuck-It! I think I've made a new convert every time someone sees me use it- me who can normally throw a ball maybe 25', can now Chuck-It 75+'!); February 3, 2008 at 9:46 PM
Anonymous said...: Thanks so much! It is my first award as well. I am honored, and now that everyone is clicking through to my site I gotta live up to it. Too tired tonight, I'll be wise tomorrow; February 4, 2008 at 12:09 AM
Anonymous said...: Congrats on your awards!!; February 4, 2008 at 4:23 AM

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All That is Dazlious is a place for me to share my photography, insights, joys and struggles. In everyone's life there are challenges and joys. I want to capture these moments and share them with other parents who are going through similar experiences. Blogging has opened a new world of support for me.

My daughter was born with a rare chromosome disorder, is Autistic and struggles with Cyclical Vomiting Syndrome. Reaching a diagnosis took years and yet I celebrate my daughter for exactly who she is.

It is my belief that Autism is a genetic disorder and that there is no cure. My goal is to help my daughter be the person God has called her to be.

I may share what I have learned or find valuable in regards to my daughter’s diagnosis.

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Our journey has only just begun and it is my hope that in sharing bits and pieces of it with you that I will see the goodness and progress within my life and Maizie's.

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