An AUTISM Mini-Moment #3 by, S.M.A.A.R.T.Mom: "When Holiday Wishes Come True"

S.M.A.A.R.T.Mom
(Strong Mother's Altering Autism's Reality Together)

This was a Mini-Moment I just had to share with all of you!      Dustin (autistic) may be 19 yrs old , but he has the mind of a 5 year old. This year he seemed really fixated on seeing "Falling Snow." But how do I find that in Florida? Well Thanks to some Wonderful People, who may not realize what they have actually done for my son especially...I was able to bring Dustin Snow and so much more!  I hope you enjoy this short video and share it too :)          

Big Hugs to Mr. & Mrs. Claus, The Leesburg Partnerships, and  THE WQBQ 1410 AM Radio for a Christmas Stroll in Leesburg and for making Our Dreams Come True !                                                  
Big Hugs & Happy Holidays to Each and Everyone of YOU!!!      
Love , S.M.A.A.R.T.Mom

                                  ( Click On the Photo to Watch the Video)
                                                                   

‪#‎AutismSMAARTMomLooking4FloridaSnow‬

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I know to all of you up north or to those who see it all the time are probably tired of the snow. But for special kids , like my Dustin, and to many kids who don't get to see and feel snow here in Florida; well it would mean so very much to them to get to experience snow. A simple wish for some, but Oh what a Priceless memory it would leave in our hearts smile emoticon‪#‎AutismMomLooking4FloridaSnow‬

                                                              

Absolutely Amazing! Yep , In the News AGAIN & Over 13,000 Views!

Autism Welcomed at a well known "Local" Train Stations! #AutismWelcomedDecal Today is a Very Special Day! S.M.A.A.R.T.Mom's son, Dustin turns 19 years old today! It took a little bit of pondering , but S.M.A.A.R.T.Mom finally plans a day she hopes will be a birthday Dustin will always remember. So with the help of her Family and New Found Friends Angel, Micah, Dee, John, David, Cody, the Conductor and the entire Cannonball Train Crew, even the Train Passengers themselves .......Dustin's Autism Welcomed Birthday Train Adve http://ulocal.wesh.com/mediadetail/24241458-Autism-Welcomed-at-a-well-know-Autism Welcomed at a well known "Local" Train Stations!

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S.M.A.A.R.T.Mom , Dustin , AND Autism Welcomed in the News Again ?!

In the Nov. 18, 2015 edition of the Clermont "The News Leader"

    For those of you with eyes like mine (LOL) I've zoomed in and circled  the mentioning of us :)
 Really would like to Thank Kandi Alexander of We Speak for Them Support Group for inviting us to be a part of this . Big Hugs to all of the other Moms that were there to join us as well to voice their concerns and stories: Tanya Hileman, Lori Garrett Silloway, Linda Mitchell, Ellen Clark, Rosemarie Dowell, and Elizabeth Steele . You all are TRULY AMAZING and I'm so Proud to know each of you :)
 I would especially like  to Thank the Lake County officers that attended and for listening to all of us as well as asking all of those questions. It was nice to be able to reply .
Some great questions were asked too! Like I said before..
"Hat's Off to our Officers ! You have one heck of a job!"
Thank You again for  acknowledging our families and for making  this meeting possible.
 Big HUGS from S.M.A.A.R.T.Mom!

P.S. I did share some pictures from this day below. Hope you enjoy them!

                                                                         

S.M.A.A.R.T.Mom's son Dustin (autistic) may not have snow in Florida ,but it doesn't stop him from"Pretending" there is snow :)

So I'm at Walmart with my Dustin and Lindsay Dyess . Dustin is walking through the store repetitiously saying Happy Holidays Mommyann .... Winter. Mommyann.... Snow. Then again Happy Holidays..... All of a sudden he stops and turns back... I turned to see what caught his eye...... This is what I saw (lol) Never a dull moment with Autism

S.M.A.A.R.T.Mom and Dustin in the Local News Section !

Wesh local news A Pirate Boo Bear, A Witchy Mom, and Autism For years I've been trying to help my son who has autism learn to handle going out into public places. To make it more fun and cool I started taking him to the Zoo and Mc Donalds (inside) with BOTH of us dressed up in our Halloween costumes. My older kids now adults think I'm silly because I dress up too, I respond, "What kind of a mom wouldn't dress up with their son, even if he is 18 yrs old now :) Life is too short not to have some fun. http://ulocal.wesh.com/mediadetail/20706796-A-Pirate-Boo-Bear,-A-Witchy-Mo-A Pirate Boo Bear, A Witchy Mom, and Autism

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