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I Broke: I'll Never Forgive Myself for Hitting My Autistic Son.
I Broke: I’ll Never Forgive Myself for Hitting My Autistic Son
One mother offers an intimate and personal look into loosing it with her child.
I Hate When People Use the Word Retarded
I Hate When People Use the Word Retarded
My short ventilation about how the “r-word” should not be part of anyone’s vocabulary.
Should Parents of Children with Severe Disabilities Be allowed to stop Growth?
Should Parents of Children with Severe Disabilities Be allowed to Stop Growth?
A story in The New York Times explores the lives of parents raising children with severe disabilities, and whether it’s ethical...
The Problem with New Shoes
The Problem with New Shoes
The wrong pair of shoes can create a day of misery for anyone, when special needs are added to the mix...
Dad's of Disability: 26 Days
Dad’s of Disability: 26 Days
In the first 26 days of my son’s life, I did more for him than my father has done for me in my entire life.
10 Things Every Child with Autism wishes You Knew.
10 Things Every Child with Autism Wishes You Knew
Because the world can look different to a child on the autism spectrum.
10 Things Every Child with Autism Wishes you Knew.
10 Things Every Child with Autism Wishes You Knew
Because the world can look different to a child on the autism spectrum...
Is it Fair to Expect my other Children to Take Care of their Special Brother?
Is it Fair to Expect my other Children to Take Care of their Special Brother?
Is it fair to expect our other children to take on the role of caregiver when we can’t...
Oops! When "Autism" isn't an Autistic Disorder: Hyperlexia and Einstein Syndrome
Oops! When “Autism” isn’t an Autistic Disorder: Hyperlexia and Einstein Syndrome
Children who read early (hyperlexia) or speak late (Einstein Syndrome) have something in common...
21 Stress Free Tips to Teaching Your Child with Special Needs to Dress Themselves
21 Stress Free Tips to Teaching Your Child with Special Needs to Dress Themselves
Follow these easy steps to help your child with special needs dress themselves.
