We have been brainstorming and talking about what can we do to make this better.

We have met so many people who are dealing with autism. We know we can help each other.

We feel so blessed. I feel everyone deserves the adequate resources that our Nicholas has.

It's just talking about all of our cultures. And how it's ok to be comfortable with who we are and accept everybody for who we are and we can all get along no matter our color our ethnicity...anything.

We were talking about Hurricane Katrina. If we were down there and his pump got wet or his insulin was in that 90-degree heat and wasn't any good . . . how sick he'd be.

There's only maybe two pages in Jane's book that deals with the marriage because she was really talking only about her becoming an EMT and going through this midlife crisis, ... So when Alan Hines wrote the screenplay, he sat down with Michael Stern and really got down to the bottom of what was going on in that relationship. The work was there in the script.