My dream is to find an accepting, patient, and hardworking Catholic man to marry, who can support me financially and emotionally. For him to be understanding in not having children, but to adopt children who need a loving home.

I would love to see my daughters have a friend, someone to go out with or have a playdate with. I would love for them to see how wonderful they are. There’s lots of things, really. Things other people would just consider normal & everyday life.

My zoomed out dream is to raise her in an environment where there is more acceptance and understanding from the people around her about Autism and what that truly means, for her to be treated with respect. Zooming in to now, she's 6 so I want her to enjoy her childhood and see the world from her perspective without being molded into conformity because it doesn't work for everyone else. I want to make sure I can advocate for her when needed and allow her to have space she can thrive in. We have a long journey ahead and I want to make sure it's a good one.

I hope that Matt will have reciprocal conversation and make a good friend one day. He likes the familiarity of having the same classmates. He has said that he likes a girl named Raquel; she’s pretty, with long curly hair. We recommend that he say hello to her.

That my son would be loved, well cared for, and well fed and accepted after my husband and I pass