In May of 2004 we received the "label" of Pervasive Developmental Disorder - Not Otherwise Specified" (PDD-NOS) for our then 2 year-old son Alec. Daily with God's help, and the help of friends we are meeting along the way, we are searching for the steps to take to help Alec on this journey for recovery. This is a record of that journey.
My sister Amanda and I bask in the light following the Forest Hill Women's Retreat in Myrtle Beach. I served on the committee for the retreat, leading worship for the first time. A humbling, amazing experience that I hope I never forget. This photo was taken following the retreat, on the deck of the hotel overlooking the Atlantic. My sister, Amanda, came for her first retreat. 
posted by K. Langston @ 9:01:00 PM
I'm a wife and mother of two children with a passion for living and writing about the extraordinary adventure of walking hand-in-hand with a God that loves us more than we can comprehend. You'll find me constantly on a hunt to discover God’s fingerprints in the simple life that surrounds us all. My first book, Autism's Hidden Blessings: Discovering God's Promises for Autistic Children and Their Families, is available from Kregel Publications. For more information, see http://www.autismshiddenblessings.com!
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