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  • Special Needs

    Seeing Through our Eyes: Five Things to Know About Children with Special Needs Siblings

    Erin Jones April 13, 2015 Special Needs

    As an adult now, I'm aware that I represent an unusual and under-represented demographic: siblings of special needs children.

    How Blood Dances

    Debi Lewis March 5, 2015 Special Needs

    For families of all children affected by congenital heart defects, minor moments take on enormous weight. 

    blood, heart, trachea, motherhood, parenting, esophagus, double aortic arch, congenial heart disease, illness

    Why Special Needs Moms like me will miss Kristina Braverman

    Suzanne Perryman January 29, 2015 Special Needs

    I haven’t fought cancer, run for mayor or started my own charter school, but I am the mom of a special needs child and there is something powerful about Parenthood that completely connects me, something I will deeply miss.

    parenthood, motherhood, perenthood, special needs, tv show, drama, braverman

    An Insatiable Mind

    Kristen Mae January 16, 2015 Special Needs

    We did it all, and we’re still doing it, always trying new things, continuously evolving our methods as we get to know our child.

    motherhood, parenting, adhd, behavior, school, performance

    We Make Our Own Normality

    Becky Holland December 19, 2014 Special Needs

    I have discovered children with special needs are not so uncommon and each of us has a different normality

    spina bifida, birth defect, motherhood, parenting, special needs, pregnancy, birth, identity
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