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An Open Letter to My Mom (Mother’s Day – updated 2015) and “A Child’s Angel”
Recently I was able to get all my medical records. 90% of them anyway, from the two main hospitals at which I was seen. No, a truck didn’t show up with pallets and pallets full of records, dumping them on … Continue reading
Interdependent but Autonomous (how to raise your kids, hee hee O:)
So here we go…. Bleeding Ink is gonna tell you how to raise your kids. Hee Hee. Just kidding. 🙂 Well sorta. I’m just going to impart some knowledge on what I know about growing up as a child with … Continue reading
Posted in Disability Advocacy, My Life (or "More About Me Than You Ever Wanted to Know")
Tagged advocacy, autonomy, disability, disability advocacy, disabled, executive function, independence, interdependence, learning disability, myelomeningocele, nld, nld's, nonverbal learning disabilities, nvld, special needs, Spina Bifida
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Welcome To Holland (with a note at the end from yours truly)
Welcome To Holland By Emily Perl Kingsley I am often asked to describe the experience of raising a child with a disability – to try to help people who have not shared that unique experience to understand it, to imagine … Continue reading
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