July is Fragile X Awareness Month. I know, you may be thinking, “Fragile what???” and that’s okay. There are doctors, teachers, and therapists who are unfamiliar with Fragile X Syndrome. Awareness is really needed.

I've heard it time and time again from our staff: PMF is one of those companies where I don't dread getting up and coming to work in the morning. We care about each other, and most importantly, we care about our clients. 

Imagine what it would be like if there weren’t dressing rooms to try on clothes before you bought them. What if someone brought you clothes home that you were to wear on a daily basis without you having the chance to try them on to see if they fit to your liking? We all know that one size doesn’t fit all.

Bedpads: Protect Your Environment {VIDEO]. Check out these tips from Joan, in our Marketing Department. Joan has two grown sons who have autism and is currently a caregiver for her elderly parents.

One minute I’d be thinking, “This is awesome.” Five minutes later it would change to, “What have I done? This isn’t going to work.” And the beauty of it is this: it’s normal and ok. The emotional swings early on were part of me believing and getting through the next struggle, the next problem to solve, and the next path to create. All of the emotions were part of it. If we were going to make our dream real, we had to walk through the testing and doubting phase of the journey. 

One of the really fun things about being a parent is recreating and reliving your best childhood memories with your children. But when my two sons with autism were growing up, it soon became clear that I was going to have to seriously rethink my Independence Day celebration.