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<blockquote data-quote="SRL" data-source="post: 135757" data-attributes="member: 701"><p>Lulu, days like this one go a long way in keeping moms going!</p><p> </p><p>Your post made me think how I sometimes take progress for granted. The same day you posted my difficult child participated in a chess tournament and did things that would have been impossible just 5 years ago: mingled with other kids easily, was socially appropriate, took losses with grace, handled a full day without melting down before/during/after, coped with the sensory overload awards ceremony, etc. I was pleased of course, but reading about your day made me think back to those early days and how tough they were and how everyday things parents take for granted are monumental.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="SRL, post: 135757, member: 701"] Lulu, days like this one go a long way in keeping moms going! Your post made me think how I sometimes take progress for granted. The same day you posted my difficult child participated in a chess tournament and did things that would have been impossible just 5 years ago: mingled with other kids easily, was socially appropriate, took losses with grace, handled a full day without melting down before/during/after, coped with the sensory overload awards ceremony, etc. I was pleased of course, but reading about your day made me think back to those early days and how tough they were and how everyday things parents take for granted are monumental. [/QUOTE]
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