Jeb's Journey

04/13/2026

Did you know that no two people with Autism are the same?

Like snowflakes falling in the winter, no two snowflakes are the same. Same goes for us, no two of us are the same. Some may need more support than others, some may need a little support. Every one of us is different, but the only true thing we have in common is Autism!

Below are the levels of Autism, 2 different charts. They explain each functionality of people with Autism. Some are Level One, some Level Two, some Level Three, but no there is no bonus level. However, what we all have is love in our hearts. ❤️

More April Autism Acceptance and Awareness posts are incoming, so stay tuned! ~Jeb

04/03/2026

04/03/2026

04/03/2026

SECOND DAY SPOTLIGHT

April is Autism Awareness Month. 🩵💙

But for me, it’s not just awareness. It’s identity.

I was born with cCMV.
Later diagnosed with ADHD and autism.
I call it AuDHD.

Autism doesn’t mean broken.
It means my brain works differently.

Different processing.
Different focus.
Different strengths.

What’s something you wish people understood about autism?

Let’s talk about it.

04/01/2026

This is no April Fool’s joke, it’s Autism Awareness month! Here at Jeb’s Journey, I help bring awareness and acceptance to Autism, ADHD and CMV. Throughout this month I will bring info and statistics about Autism to help broaden your view on us and help advocate!! So look forward to what I will bring this month!

~Jeb

03/24/2026

03/02/2026

Welcome to my very first Second Day Spotlight.

On the 2nd of every month, I’ll share one focused piece of education about congenital CMV, hearing differences, and AuDHD — grounded in my own experience and backed by facts.

This month’s focus: What Is cCMV?

Hey friends! I’m Jeb. I was born with congenital CMV, or cCMV for short. Later, I was diagnosed with ADHD and autism — I call it AuDHD.

cCMV happens when a baby is born with a common virus called CMV. About 1 in 200 babies in the U.S. are affected.

For me, it shaped how I hear, learn, and experience the world.

Knowing about cCMV early can make a huge difference. Early screenings, early monitoring, and early support can help kids thrive and families feel more prepared.

Did you know about cCMV before today?

Comment yes or no below.

Because early matters. Because knowledge protects.

02/25/2026

Welcome to Jeb’s Journey.

This page is dedicated to educating and advocating for awareness of congenital CMV (cCMV) and autism spectrum differences.

cCMV affects approximately 1 in 200 babies in the United States, yet many families have never heard of it until after a diagnosis. It can impact hearing, development, and neurological outcomes. Early education and early intervention can significantly change long term results.

We share facts, prevention education, advocacy efforts, and resources to help families make informed decisions and access support sooner.
If you’re here to learn, support, or advocate, you’re in the right place.

Because early matters. Because knowledge protects.

02/23/2026

Awareness changes outcomes.
Congenital CMV affects more families than most people realize — and knowing about it can help prevent it.

Learning about CMV matters. Sharing it matters even more.

01/01/2026

You can help make a difference 💙

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Start the conversation.

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Thank you for supporting me and my journey. 💙