Why being included is lots better than being ‘special’
November 6, 2016
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We had a visitor recently who works in special ed in the US. She was going crazy over ds4 – she couldn’t keep her eyes
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We had a visitor recently who works in special ed in the US. She was going crazy over ds4 – she couldn’t keep her eyes
This week someone shared with me her desire to discover her life mission, her frustration with not knowing what bigger role she’s meant to play
As I close this challenging month of advocating for Baby M, I want to give you a final update. After an emergency meeting held by social services this
I didn’t know when I got a call a month ago regarding a newborn baby girl with Trisomy 21 whose parents didn’t want her that getting
After my last post about Baby M, a woman in her sixties called me. She shared that she spent the first year of her life in
I’ve been emotionally preoccupied the last couple of weeks with trying to get help for a newborn baby girl with Trisomy 21 who has been left in an institution
I haven’t had a working computer all summer so my online access has been spotty. I’ve missed sharing with you about so many things –
It’s that time of year again, the first day of school! New situations are hard for everyone. For kids, the first day of school is
In my last post I shared that our daughter was the top student in her graduating class. I didn’t mention, that while she was engaged in
Dd20 is now a college graduate! Dd20 graduated a day before her twentieth birthday with a specialization in technical engineering/industrial design. At the graduation event,