One mom tells about the early prognosis of her young daughter and how she rose against all the naysaying.
Categories: Family Support
Our son was having trouble at school. When his dad stepped into the school world to help, it made a big difference.
Categories: Family Support, Education & Schools
My daughter had a date coming up. She was going to dinner at a restaurant with a young man. But first there was work to do.
Categories: Transition to Adulthood
Communicating with your child’s doctors, nurses, therapists, etc. is always important. When talking about things your child needs or dealing with issues you feel may be harmful for your child, it’s easy to get emotional. Being able to build a healthy relationship with your child’s care team and communicate openly and honestly is key. Here are a few tips that may help.
Categories: Diagnosis & Health Care
My children and I have been so lucky to have this man in our lives. He is the greatest husband and father.
Categories: Family Support
Right after losing a child, everyone rushes to comfort the grieving parents. Eventually, most people have to get back to their lives, but the parents continue to grieve. Here is a glimpse into some of the emotions, struggles and triumphs shared by one grieving mother.
Categories: Family Support
When you get good news about your child who has a degenerating medical condition, the joy you experience is amazing.
Categories: Diagnosis & Health Care, Family Support
Parents must decide when or whether to tell their child about their disability.
Categories: Family Support
Presuming competence means assuming a child with a disability can understand just like anyone else. It means that you don't underestimate the child. Here's why this matters so much.
Categories: Family Support, Education & Schools
Here is one mom’s story about the personal changes she made to become an advocate for their child.
Categories: Family Support