He was so happy... then we have spent two days going back and forth for blood work and such LOL.

He was really happy then they brought out the needles.

On my way to work, it will be a short one as we have to have the TB test looked at today. Day three in the waiting room.

I"ll be back and Wesley loves reading the comments.

As he just said, "We can all be heroes - just don't give up."

expressed that same concern as well. She's the one who first had Wesley apply for this. But she is also so happy because those who do well in this program usually stay as employed after graduating.

We just have to keep moving forward and keeping on.

He's my warrior.

Only ten applicants a year get this program. He'll do well, and so will the program. They NEED Wes.

All these little battles. They wear ya out sometimes.

Just awaiting the next hurdle. On Planet Autism, there's always another hurdle.

Thanks so much for your enthusiastic support. It means much in times where I want to just tear out my hair.

We got the TB test looked at and then he and I went to Burgerville (toot toot) USA and ate some good, clean fast food. IT's the only fast food he'll eat.

Good news is always needed.

Get that license woman! You can do it.

I swear the hardest part of any of the damn stuff we citizens have to go through is the damn waiting and paperwork.

I do have some advice about the DMV I learned by accident.

This November I had to renew my license, birthday prezzie ya know, and the wait at my DMV is typically 3 hours. For anything. But I had heard that their renewal system was down and they weren't able to assist people at four of the DMVs so I drove out to Sherwood, another DMV, and the wait was only 40 mins.

My two essays here weren't political LOL. Dog wanted "ad" and drug testing my kid. I hope my next diary is about how I won my registration fraud case.

Thanks for allowing me to holler here.

We have to see each other soon! How are you, Sis and the pooties doing?

Thanks for the hugs! Much needed.

and to think this is just the on the job training for the job. He doesn't have the job yet. It's a nine month program for the neurologically disabled. Rather intense but so needed. We are hoping he can apply for a job there at the end.. if he wants to.

On the job training, job is at the end.. hopefully.

Fortunately, he still has the Winterhawk hockey team to work with during the season.

I came home after day 3 of waiting in a hospital waiting room and flopped out. Then kid number two needed attention.

So glad the good news made everyone's day a bit better.