Our journey as a family strongly touched by ASD is certainly not unique. She is an example of a mother who has had to accept more than anybody could have expected she is nothing short of remarkable. Without her, I would not be the father I am now. Lenah came to Canada in 2012 from Botswana in southern Africa. The bravest and most heroic person I have ever known is my neurotypical wife, Lenah. It has been an interesting couple of years. Just for reference, the boys are now seven and six, and I am 47. Not to be outdone, I was diagnosed at 46 years old. His younger brother, Ethan, was diagnosed at five years old. My son Jabez was diagnosed with ASD (Autism Spectrum Disorder) Level 2 when he was six years old. They do not necessarily reflect the opinions, beliefs, viewpoints or official policies of Autism Society Alberta. The opinions, beliefs and viewpoints expressed in this publication are those of the authors. Meet ASA's Family Resource Coordinators.Community Inclusion for Autistic People – Ideas and Options – Maureen Bennie.Centre for Autism Services Alberta Update.Mealtimes: A Struggle for Families with Picky Eaters – Kassandra Rago and Venita Rajput.Sinneave Family Foundation – EmploymentWorks.Autism Calgary's Keeping It Together (KIT).The Barriers to Being a Working Parent – Karla Power.My Neurodiverse Family & Our Journey – Jason Kooy.
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