Shameless Plug

Many of you know that my grandson, Isaiah, was diagnosed with PDD-NOS when he was three years old. He functioned on the level of about 18 months and did not talk very well or very much at all. Amy (and I) have worked and worked with all kinds of professionals over the years to help get Isaiah where he is today. We're very proud of him and know that he is a very, very special little boy.

His blog is http://www.isaiahseyes.com/ and the reason it is called "Isaiah's Eyes" is because when he would go through the alphabet, he would say each letter until he got to "I" and then he'd exclaim, very excitedly, "There's my I!" Also, looking at the world through Isaiah's eyes has been a walk that I have cherished. I wanted him to have a written journal of sorts that documented his challenges and his accomplishments.

I nominated his blog in the Blogger's Choice Awards. Please go vote - if you would, and don't mind....





Thanks! Feel free to link this post to others. I'd like to have as many people as possible aware of PDD-NOS.