It is a Sunday (though I’ve kind of lost track of time, being away from home in California) and Jim and I are off from work, and Charlie from school. So we’re not having our usual rush and worry to get home in time to meet the schoolbus (though Charlie seeming to have more away from home holiday anxiety than ever before has meant there’s been plenty to keep us occupied). As Kajuana Ezell, whose 17-year-old son is autistic and who works as a senior administrative assistant for Prudential Financial, Inc., in Hartford, says about being the working mother of …read more