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What Normalizes Disability
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Eight-year-old Alec was a very motivated student during his daily dyslexia intervention at school. He had been... Read More
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“How are you?” It seems like the simplest of questions, but for many of us... Read More
When Silence is Misunderstood
Stephen Hawking, theoretical physicist who was diagnose... Read More
Growing up, my brother Ethan and I always wanted a dog. We both loved dogs our whole lives. Our friends had do... Read More
For parents raising a child with disabilities while also supporting aging parents (aka: the sandwich generatio... Read More