Crankin, I did read that article. When it first came out, I tried to share it with my son, he wasn't really open to it. He pretended to read it but admitted he didn't. It was a very difficult time for him for a few years. He did not want to accept that he needed help - he told me he didn't want to admit he was "broken".... he is in a very different state of mind now. Not perfect, but better. Although he is able to be socially fluent with customers or anyone who starts conversations with him, he has a lot of anxiety about relationships and doesn't have many friends- hasn't really had a girlfriend (he's 25) even though he's kind, responsible, good looking, etc. Sometimes it seems he's been behind and is starting to catch up to his chronological age ...

Anyway- I love hearing his happy plans and reports and I'm looking forward to doing a couple of rides with him when I have my fall break in a couple of weeks.