Update

Update:

So last time I posted I talked about how my mothers family treated her different for the fact that she has autism; for the fact that she is Miss Puzzles. After writing this entry I started thinking, don’t I do the same, don’t I give her limitations due to this fact? It was then I realized that yes I was doing to her exactly what her sibling and parents did to her. So I took some time off to learn my mother and all her many puzzles. Now I was nowhere near able to figure out everything that made her tick, but I picked up on her physical cues to where I was able to read her mood and a little bit of her thoughts based on her facial expressions. I had thought to myself how can I inspire or help those that are in my same situation if I could barely handle my own Puzzle at home. Almost a year later I am getting the hang of it more and more, so I thought it was time to come back and share on what I was able to learn from my adventures with Miss Puzzles.

 

My Never Boring Life WIth Miss Puzzles.