Praying for you and your little family. When you are in the midst of struggles its tough to see your way out, but there is a way, and one day you will look back on this time and wonder how you made it.

There is an excellent book you should read 'Strike the Original Match'.

I would not file for divorce (remember your vow 'in sicknes and in health'). I would concentrate on you and your daughter. Get on with your life. Do not write long letters or have long conversations with your wife. Give her space and time. Absence makes the heart grow fonder. She might be at an age where her hormones are changing and secondly, she is feeling accomplished with a new degree. Good thing is maybe she will land a high paying job using that new degree that you paid for and can now help contribute? Raising an autistic child takes a toll on mom and dad and their resources. Meantime, focus on you. There are hobbies you can take up that do not cost anything. Get involved with a weekly home bible study, great for learning the word, and for a good christian support system, and weekly prayer as a group. Do not be mean spirited to her, just focus on you and your daughter. And cover the situation in prayer. The book I mentioned is an excellent read and I am pretty sure will also give you some peace.

Maybe in 6 months or a year from now, things will turn around in a miraculous way, I am hoping for you that will be the case. But in the meantime, busy yourself with things that help you to grow and move forward.

Remember ... 'The one with the least interest has the most control.'

What are some things you had always wished you could do? Now might be the time to try something new, make some new friends in the process. Heartfelt good wishes and sincere prayers being sent your way!

Praying for you and your little family. When you are in the midst of struggles its tough to see your way out, but there is a way, and one day you will look back on this time and wonder how you made it.

There is an excellent book you should read 'Strike the Original Match'.

I would not file for divorce. But I would concentrate on you and your daughter. Get on with your life. Do not write long letters or have long conversations with your wife. Give her space and time. Absence makes the heart grow fonder. She might be at an age where her hormones are changing and secondly, she is feeling accomplished with a new degree. Good thing is maybe she will land a high paying job using that new degree that you paid for and can now contribute? Raising an autistic child takes a toll on mom and dad and their resources. Meantime, focus on you. There are hobbies you can take up that do not cost anything. Get involved with a weekly home bible study, great for learning the word, and for a good christian support system, and weekly prayer as a group. Do not be mean spirited to her, just focus on you and your daughter. And cover the situation in prayer. The book I mentioned is an excellent read and I am pretty sure will also give you some peace.

Maybe in 6 months or a year from now, things will turn around in a miraculous way, I am hoping for you that will be the case. But in the meantime, busy yourself with things that help you to grow and move forward.

Remember ... 'The one with the least interest has the most control.'

What are some things you had always wished you could do? Now might be the time to try something new, make some new friends in the process. Heartfelt good wishes and sincere prayers being sent your way!

Praying for you and your little family. When you are in the midst of struggles its tough to see your way out, but there is a way, and one day you will look back on this time and wonder how you made it.

There is an excellent book you should read 'Strike the Original Match'.

I would not file for divorce. But I would concentrate on you and your daughter. Get on with your life. Do not write long letters or have long conversations with your wife. Give her space and time. Absence makes the heart grow fonder. She might be at an age where her hormones are changing and secondly, she is feeling accomplished with a new degree. Good thing is maybe she will land a high paying job using that new degree that you paid for? Raising an autistic child takes a toll on mom and dad and their resources. Meantime, focus on you. There are hobbies you can take up that do not cost anything. Get involved with a weekly home bible study, great for learning the word, and for a good christian support system, and weekly prayer as a group. Do not be mean spirited to her, just focus on you and your daughter. And cover the situation in prayer. The book I mentioned is an excellent read and I am pretty sure will also give you some peace.

Maybe in 6 months or a year from now, things will turn around in a miraculous way, I am hoping for you that will be the case. But in the meantime, busy yourself with things that help you to grow and move forward.

Remember ... 'The one with the least interest has the most control.'

What are some things you had always wished you could do? Now might be the time to try something new, make some new friends in the process. Heartfelt good wishes and sincere prayers being sent your way!

Praying for you and your little family. When you are in the midst of struggles its tough to see your way out, but there is a way, and one day you will look back on this time and wonder how you made it.

There is an excellent book you should read 'Strike the Original Match'.

I would not file for divorce. But I would concentrate on you and your daughter. Get on with your life. Do not write long letters or have long conversations with her. Give her space and time. Absence makes the heart grow fonder. She might be at an age where her hormones are changing and secondly, she is feeling accomplished with a new degree. Good thing is maybe she will land a high paying job using that new degree that you paid for? Raising an autistic child takes a toll on mom and dad and their resources. Meantime, focus on you. There are hobbies you can take up that do not cost anything. Get involved with a weekly home bible study, great for learning the word, and for a good christian support system, and weekly prayer as a group. Do not be mean spirited to her, just focus on you and your daughter. And cover the situation in prayer. The book I mentioned is an excellent read and I am pretty sure will also give you some peace.

Maybe in 6 months or a year from now, things will turn around in a miraculous way, I am hoping for you that will be the case. But in the meantime, busy yourself with things that help you to grow and move forward.

Remember ... 'The one with the least interest has the most control.'

What are some things you had always wished you could do? Now might be the time to try something new, make some new friends in the process. Heartfelt good wishes and sincere prayers being sent your way!

Praying for you and your little family. When you are in the midst of struggles its tough to see your way out, but there is a way, and one day you will look back on this time and wonder how you made it.

There is an excellent book you should read 'Strike the Original Match'.

I would not file for divorce. But I would concentrate on you and your daughter. Get on with your life. Do not write long letters or have long conversations with her. Give her space and time. Absence makes the heart grow fonder. She might be at an age where her hormones are changing and secondly, she is feeling accomplished with a new degree. Good thing is maybe she will land a high paying job using that new degree that you paid for? Raising an autistic child takes a toll on mom and dad and their resources. Meantime, focus on you. There are hobbies you can take up that do not cost anything. Get involved with a weekly home bible study, great for learning the word, and for a good christian support system, and weekly prayer as a group. Do not be mean spirited to her, just focus on you and your daughter. And cover the situation in prayer. The book I mentioned is an excellent read and I am pretty sure will also give you some peace.

Maybe in 6 months or a year from now, things will turn around in a miraculous way, I am hoping for you that will be the case. But in the meantime, busy yourself with things that help you to grow and move forward. What are some things you had always wished you could do? Now might be the time to try something new, make some new friends in the process. Heartfelt good wishes and sincere prayers being sent your way!