Interesting. You're the third mom with MG with a child with autism spectrum disorder that I've met. Of course ASD is so darned common these days...

Sixteen, huh? I dread the teen years with my dd. Already she is maturing so fast. The thought of her ever driving scares the pants off of me. She has done VERY well (I use biomedical treatments) and has always been in regular school/classes with no supports but the ASD is still there. Very, VERY challenging behaviors at home. I worry about her constantly. I understand the "literal life." We're living it, too.

Missy