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My Feelings…

Living on a tight budget, we struggle daily just to make ends meet, especially since my autistic brother Tommy needs constant care. My family’s fight for financial support highlights how challenging it is to manage life with disabilities when economic hardships loom large.

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Spinal Cord Injuries Happen

A devastating accident changed my life, leading me through intense medical crises and profound emotional challenges. Despite facing immense physical obstacles, I learned that hope, encouragement, and determination fueled by education are essential keys to creating a meaningful life.

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Autism’s Affect On Siblings

Siblings of autistic children can be left feeling lonely or left out of the picture. Now programs exist that teach siblings how to relate to their autistic brother or sister. Meg Oliver reports

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What to Do After High School?

November is the time of year when seniors in high school start the process of deciding what to do once they graduate or leave high school. Many will be applying to college and universities, while others explore alternative paths such as vocational training, apprenticeships, or gap years tailored to their interests and abilities.

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A Gift that Keeps on Giving

Our journey with Patricia has been filled with remarkable achievements and heartfelt moments that celebrate her unique spirit. Meeting Dolly Parton was a dream come true for her, highlighting her infectious passion and the profound impact she makes wherever she goes.

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Her Many Roles

Terry surprised us daily with new personas, shifting between singer, model, nurse, and police officer. Her imagination often led her into dramatic roles, from administering CPR to dreaming of law enforcement. This journey shows how exploring different interests can fuel big ambitions for the future.

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“Coping” One Day at a Time

Caregivers often struggle to recognize when routine shifts and behaviors require immediate attention. When a child becomes agitated or resorts to hitting, ignoring the display teaches them that this is acceptable behavior.

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Welcome to Holland

Raising a child with special needs opens eyes to a journey unlike any other, where every day brings new adventures but also unique challenges; embracing the detours leads to unexpected joys in places like Holland, where patience blooms into profound understanding.

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