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by Casdok, Mother of Shrek
Our Very Full Car
Playing Candy Land Together
Zebra & Mimi in Conversation
Me and Little Miss Mimi
Melissa (my sweet sister pet), Alex and baby Sam on the way
Emma & Darwin
Sally Picking Apples
June of 2007
Mimi & Darwin Blowing Bubbles
Chocolate Milk & Lemonade...Yum!
Mimi's First Catch
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
Faces Of Autism
by Casdok, Mother of Shrek
Our Very Full Car
Ours is a culture that emphasizes cure, or, short of that, immediate relief from symptoms, so that we can carry on with our busy lives. Unfortunately, in our cultural denial of the reality of chronic illness and disability, we frequently silence the voices of those who cannot deny it.
Marsha Saxton and Florence Howe (1987)
Marsha Saxton and Florence Howe (1987)
Maizie & Zebra
Playing Candy Land Together
Zebra & Mimi in Conversation
Maizie & Christian
Me and Little Miss Mimi
Melissa (my sweet sister pet), Alex and baby Sam on the way
Followers
Why Do I Blog?
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.
I do not claim to have the answers in regards to Autism, chromosome disorders or CVS. How I choose to help my daughter progress is a personal and difficult decision. I respect that others may choose different paths for progress.
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.
I enjoy reading the blogs of other parents raising children with special needs. Reading blogs written by individuals with Autism and/or chromosome disorders is another way I gain insight, education and ideas for caring for my daughter.
I hope you enjoy reading about our dazlious and not so dazlious moments.
Enjoy!
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.
I do not claim to have the answers in regards to Autism, chromosome disorders or CVS. How I choose to help my daughter progress is a personal and difficult decision. I respect that others may choose different paths for progress.
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.
I enjoy reading the blogs of other parents raising children with special needs. Reading blogs written by individuals with Autism and/or chromosome disorders is another way I gain insight, education and ideas for caring for my daughter.
I hope you enjoy reading about our dazlious and not so dazlious moments.
Enjoy!
Emma & Darwin
Sally Picking Apples
Me & sweet pet Melissa
Blogs I Roll With
- A Life Less Ordinary
- Ain't That Sherrific
- Asperger Square 8
- Autism Blog
- Autism Vox
- Chaotic Idealism
- Club 166
- Crystal Jigsaw
- DJ Kirby: Equisite Dreams
- Easily Confused
- Existence is Wonderful
- Faces of Autism
- Gathering up the Pebbles
- Grace Under Autism
- Green Brooke
- In the Life of a Child
- Let It Be Autism
- Like A Shark by Drama Mama
- Maternal Instincts
- Mixed Blessings
- Mother of Shrek
- My Sister Melissa's Blog...Meljo
- One Word, One Rung, One Day
- Pipe Cleaner Dreams
- Pregnantly Plump
- Screw Bronze!
- Stuff In My Brain
- The Bernard Bunch
- The House that Osh Built
- The Quirk Factor
- This Mom
- What Do You Mean I Don't Call the Shots?
- Will's Art
- Wishing and Discovering
Maizie and Marla
June of 2007
Mimi & Darwin Blowing Bubbles
Tools I Love for Learning
Chocolate Milk & Lemonade...Yum!
Mimi's First Catch
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- Walking the Line Between Discipline and Depression
- Down hill we go...if we were even ever going up?
- The Guinea Pig Way
- Our Schedule...New Family Members
- Advocating in School for the "Super Smart" Kid
- Trapper is Waiting for His Very Own Assistance Dog...
- American Academy of Pediatrics is Looking for Stor...
- Kate Winslet in Romance and Cigarettes
- A Kicking Good Film....
- Happy Valentine's Day!
- Baby Archer! Questions....too many of them! Blog A...
- An Outing and A New Look at What 'One Day at A Tim...
- "Kissy Kissy" and Maybe We are on the Up and Up!
- Cool Awards and A Book Tag Help me Escape A Bit!
- Cyclical Vomiting Syndrome
- The Vomiting Continues and We Go Back to the Hospital
- Happy Birthday Christian!
- Welcome Baby Archer!
- Blogger Awards
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All images and text are property of Marla Fauchier. Copyright 2012. Please contact me at dazlious@hotmail.com for reproduction permission.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States License.
Friendship is the path that takes you everywhere.... with a smile. Melissa Fauchier (my little sister)
6 comments:
Just so you all know. We did not create this video. It is Maizie's favorite from the million of guinea pig videos on You Tube! So a special thank you to the creator for providing M with hours of entertainment.
Oh my. My kids watched this a million times last night.
Thank you.
lol...this is too cute. I'll have to share it with my kids when they get home from school.
This is really cute. I have a little girls I work with at school, who is having some problems. She would LOVE this. I wish I could show her this. We can't get UTube on the school computers, but I'm going to see if your site will come up. I know it will make her so happy. Thanks for sharing this.
XOXO
Very cute and funny. L. and C. love it!
Glad you all loved this. Maizie still loves it. Now that we have had the Guinea Pigs a while I can see that the vidoe is soooo true. Those little gals do eat that hay faster than I can put it in the cage! Piggies!
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