Micah was blessed to attend his third Night to Shine event last weekend with his dear friend, Kim. For those of you who are unfamiliar with this event, look up Tim Tebow, as his foundation has been putting on these prom events for people with developmental needs for several years now. It is an amazing
Navigating autism is not a straight path, nor is there a ‘road map’. It’s a winding road of trials, advocacy, discovery, and resilience. Families become translators of their child’s needs, architects of safe spaces, and champions of inclusion. Along the way, they encounter people who listen, neighbors who care, and communities that step up to help meet very real needs.
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This will not be a typical Micah Lens blog as I want to cover two totally different topics, both time sensitive. Last month I shared about Micah’s upcoming baptism noting
When Micah was a toddler, before our lives were slammed with the autism diagnosis, we noticed his words were disappearing. He had been speaking in short sentences, and then only
Last week I watched a video posted by a mother of a child with Autism who shared about her son’s meltdown in her car. The video was raw and real,
I started writing the Micah Lens blog over five years ago with the goal of sharing about our lives as we navigated the world of Autism with Micah. My hope
Micah James Lessard
