My outlook on home life has changed significantly since my son was diagnosed with autism nearly 10 years ago.  Before his diagnosis, I was concerned about having guests, personal relaxation and entertainment and having a home with a sophisticated but simple decor,  I didn't have guests over often, but when I did,I wanted my home to be inviting and cofortable for them. 

After my son's diagnosis, my priorities slowly changed to accomodate his needs and with my concern for his continued development and safety.  It wasn't easy to let go of earlier priorities, but I have come to recognize what is most important for me today. 

I invite you to take advantage of these years of growth and experience.  Whether related to autism:

One of my favorite sites to peruse is Library of Congress Thomas Guide - http://thomas.loc.gov/. The search function is fairly easy to use and it also has a thorough archives section allowing you to search for earlier versions of legislation.

Right now I'm following the Autism Treatment Acceleration Act (HB 2413, S 819). The first bill is sponsored by Rep. Michael Doyle, the second by Sen. Richard Durbin. When I first visited the site on May 15, very little information was available other than the title and that the bill had been read. Since that time quite a bit is available and the bill appears to be quite ambitious.

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Or it could be home buying tips you're looking for -

Buying a home does not have to be stressful or draining. In fact, it can be pleasant and exhilarating. You’re moving to another chapter in your life when you can set the stage with the colors and textures of your own choosing. The place that you return to at the end of your day for nurturing, relaxation and rejuvenation can evolve into your particular brand of oasis. Your buyer’s agent can only aid in that endeavor with your cooperation and support. The above are just a few tips to making it so. Happy house hunting.

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