Sharing “I CAN!” Attitudes: Samuel
Expressing Himself My son is 6 and still doesn’t talk much. He wanted me to “come” into the living room and lets me know by grabbing my pinky finger and...
Proud Moments
Holiday Moments: Christmas Eve
Our favorite tradition is church on Christmas Eve and then opening one present and afterwards reading the story out of the Bible. ~ Jason and Shelly Townley, Proud Parents ...
Sharing “I CAN!” attitudes: Angela & Bayler
“You Can’t Stop The Beat” We have many proud moments of our daughter, Angela (23 year old micro preemie with visual impairment, mild cerebral palsy, seizures). Last October, I talked...
Holiday Moments: Ronan & Kiki
Ronan and Kiki Happy Smiles Christmas finally brought big smiles to Ronan (age 10 with Asperger Syndrome) posing here with mom and his baby sister Kiki (age 8) Each year...
Sharing “I CAN!” attitudes: Jake & Matthew
FIRST- Junior Sportsman of the year award I have a very special moment with my wonderful son to share. Jake has Kabuki Syndrome, a complex syndrome that is different with...
Sharing “I CAN!” Attitudes Jaeden, Matthew, Kayla
Proud of Himself! My son, Jaeden, is 4 years old and has Cerebral Palsy and FASD. He was in his first “play” this past weekend! He was so proud of...
Special Twist Cheerleading: Something to Cheer about!
We, as parents, are often times faced with unique decisions about how to involve our children in activities that are best suited, or tailored, to their needs. Does this activity...
Can you describe your child’s personality, using only 2 words?
Parents shared the following two words to describe their child’s personality. What two words would you use to describe your child/children? Related: Using 2 Words Only, Describe Your Child’s Personality?...
Proud Moments: Wyatt “Better than Hearing an Angel Sing”
Inspired by Wyatt December 27, 2009 Dear Editor, On December 25, 1864 Henry Wadsworth Longfellow penned the Christmas poem, “I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day,” the famous words...
Hope Hoffman “Everyday Heroes”
Hope Hoffman My Everyday Hero is “Hope”…what an appropriate name. Hope is my daughter’s occupational therapist. She has been for the last 2 years. When we first came to Hope,...
