I found out yesterday evening that I was accepted into my grad school program in educational psychology. I got a letter from the edpsych program and am awaiting my formal letter from the main department (administrative/formality). My dream of doing research to help others with Autism Spectrum Disorders is going to be a reality.
When your child is diagnosed with Asperger’s, there is often a great deal of uncertainty about that child’s future. I still need more help in certain areas than others my age do, but I will continue to learn throughout my life.
When I started this blog in 2006 I was uncertain where life would take me. When one educational path didn’t work, I kept trying new ones until I found the right one. The picture above is of me celebrating yesterday night with my family.
6 comments:
Laura:
this is so good!
Hooray!
Love the fizzy drinks and the cake.
Congratulations. It just goes to show that if you pick a goal and stick with it, you can make it.
Well done!
You're going to enrich the lives of a whole lot of aspie kids.
Congratulations!! Good luck in your new beginning! You're definitely have many things to offer in this area! I wish you all the best!
Maria
Congrats Laura!
Congratulations!!! I am so happy for you!!
I am also excited for the children whose lives you will impact in such a positive way.
I also wanted to thank you for reaching out to me when my son was first diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome. I have tried to compose a letter to you for the last three years, but have just not had the right words. Your encouragement and positive outlook meant a lot to me and I thank you for that. Reading your blog has helped me--and Micah--in ways you will never know, and for that I thank you.
Congratulations again! I look forward to reading about this new chapter in your life.
Blessings,
Deborah and Micah
I just have to say really this is nice information and Congrats Laura! Solaray
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