Like every other parent, I was heartbroken and very nearly physically ill as I watched the news unfold in Newtown, Conn.,
on Friday. I spent most of the afternoon fighting the urge to flee my
desk and get to my two children — who were at school, safely and happily
ignorant of the news — to hug them and smell the tops of their heads.
Then I saw a news report from ABC saying that Ryan Lanza had told authorities that his brother Adam, the alleged gunman in Friday’s massacre, had an autism spectrum disorder.
No. Oh, no no no no no.
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