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This Sliding Bar can be switched on or off in theme options, and can take any widget you throw at it or even fill it with your custom HTML Code. Its perfect for grabbing the attention of your viewers. Choose between 1, 2, 3 or 4 columns, set the background color, widget divider color, activate transparency, a top border or fully disable it on desktop and mobile.

Stacey

About Stacey Christoff

My son showed signs of autism around 18 months. The only thing that was hard to grasp was how "unautistic" he seemed. Everyday became a checklist...is he, isn't he? I always knew he was on the spectrum, but where was his place. I knew I didn't want to label this little boy, but I searched for answers with every part of my being. Joshua was diagnosed with autism, but high functioning autism. That meant with therapy, dedication, and love Joshua would conquer this disorder. He would become a hero of autism to inspire other families that success stories aren't only possible, but attainable.

Joshua was finally able to TELL us what toy he wanted! At 3 years old

We figured out why he like to go to the store so much these days!!!!

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  • The only thing I ever wanted to hear him say was "I love you"!!!! Brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it. I probably ask him to say it too much lol. Now his speech is great and he hardly stops talking. Hard work and faith pay off! Thank you Lord....I couldn't have done it without you!

    Posted by Stacey Christoff on Sunday, April 26, 2015

Three Magic Words

At 3 1/2 Joshua could finally say the three magic words that I had dreamed of

…I love you.

The only thing I ever wanted to hear him say was “I love you”!!!! Brings tears to my eyes every time I hear it. I probably ask him to say it too much lol. Now his speech […]

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I Couldn’t Have Said it Better Myself

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I Knew One Day It Would All Just Click

Slightly poetic that I accidentally videoed Joshua’s first successful bike ride in slow motion. I never pushed bike riding on him because it was just too hard motor skills wise. I knew one day it would all just click on his on time. So here we’re are today, proud as can be that he […]

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God Has Sent Us This Angel for a Reason

After 2 years of speech therapy Joshua was able to sing Twinkle Twinkle. We worked all day everyday to help him get to this point. Its remarkable to see all of his progress. #heroesofautism #apraxia

This moment is everything! All the sacrifice, all the hard work, all the effort is worth every second to see […]

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Where do You Fit In?

Where do you fit in, When you don’t fit in?
This Guy is Great!

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Newest Sesame Street Character has Autism: Meet Julia

Thank You to Sesame Street for being another Hero of Autism!

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What a Difference a Year Makes

A year ago today my son said sentences like…
“This is yummy”, “What is this Mama”, “Its not your turn” Today he had every teacher coming to us wanting to be the first one to retell the story of what he had said today.

Joshua hates ‘centers’ he’s not interested in . So deciding […]

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A Child’s View of Sensory Processing Issues

Neil Cannon, a young boy with a sensory processing disorder, shares his story of how it feels to have sensory processing issues and what can help.

 

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You never know how strong you are, Until being strong is the only choice you have

All my life I wanted to be a mom. Some girls wish to be teachers, doctors, veterinarians, but I dreamed of being a mother. Maybe because it was something I didn’t have, a mother daughter relationship I so longed for. So I would daydream about how great of a mother I would be. […]

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