Sept/Oct 2010

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Kylie Gotzfried “Everyday Hero”

Everyday Hero: Meet Kylie Gotzfried, the heart of our family. When Alyssa’s world shrank after open-heart surgery, Kylie stepped in with compassion and understanding beyond her years. Why it matters: – A rare bond between cousins turned into a lifelong commitment.

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Benefits of Fiber

Discover delicious ways to load up on fiber: Oats, beans, apples—all taste good! Plus, soluble fiber helps lower cholesterol and manage blood sugar, while insoluble fiber keeps your gut happy and moves toxins out faster. Why not add more plants to your plate?

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Life Is Lived in the Moments!

Moments of Triumph: A Heroic Meltdown Moment My son’s meltdown during his school musical was a defining moment—literally. Despite walking off stage in tears, he not only returned to finish his speaking part but also received a standing ovation, proving resilience and pride.

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Back to School Forms: Organize & Simplify Your & Your Child’s Life!

Quickly understand your child with printable back-to-school forms. These helpful templates include personalized sheets for teachers, healthcare providers, and progress updates – ensuring everyone knows how to best support your child’s unique needs. Perfect for seamless communication during the school year!

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Guardianship: A Basic Understanding for Parents

Guardianship Defined: After Age 18 If your adult child with special needs can’t manage their own financial or healthcare decisions anymore, guardianship becomes crucial for preserving their well-being and protecting them from exploitation. Why Guardianship Matters: – Take Charge of Finances: You’ll be able to work with banks and handle important money matters once more.

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Back-To-School Tips to Get Your Child Super Healthy

1. Routines for special needs children: Start preparing early by slowly adjusting wake-up times. Go to bed a few minutes earlier each night leading up to the first week of school. 2. Visit the new school and teachers: A visit can help ease any stress your child may have about transitioning back into a routine.

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Signing & Splashin’ in the Water!

Dive into summer fun with water play that’s hands-on (literally)! Teach your baby essential signs like WATER, while enjoying simple games using boats or ducks—turning splashtime into a language treasure trove. With every splash and giggle, you’ll strengthen bonds and expand tiny vocabularies in the most delightful way!

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