Embrace Life’s Challenges
Final Mike Sherman column: Embrace life’s challenges This season was a rough one. It was revealing in many ways. It was not an experience a […]
Month: September 2006
Welcome To Holland
Welcome To Holland By Emily Perl Kingsley I am often asked to describe the experience of raising a child with a disability – to try […]
All About Developmental Disabilities
All About Developmental Disabilities MISSION: AADD maximizes resources for individuals and families living with intellectual and developmental disabilities to pursue stability, growth and independence. VISION: Meaningful, inclusive and […]
Maxwell High School of Technology
http://maxwellhs.weebly.com Maxwell High School of Technology is high school that offers career and technical education programs. It provides students who are focused on their future […]
Inclusion vs Self-Contained: What’s best for your child?
Recently I was reminded of the heartache about appropriate classrooms for our special needs children through a friend who was grieving the loss of inclusion […]
Book helps moms meet their needs
https://www.amazon.com/More-Than-Mom-Balanced-Special/dp/099373930X Atlanta mothers, Heather Fawcett and Amy Baskin, with special needs kids co-wrote “More Than a Mom”. Behind almost every special needs child, there’s a […]
Babies Can’t Wait (ages to 3)
https://dph.georgia.gov/Babies-Cant-Wait Babies Can’t Wait (BCW) Early Intervention Because Babies Can’t Wait Babies Can’t Wait is Georgia’s comprehensive, coordinated, statewide, interagency service delivery system for infants […]
Corey’s Favorite Toys and Tools
We bought this Krazy Kar when he was about 4 and he still uses it at 10. It can be used up to 80lbs. Corey […]
Clinic Trial Leads Us to Other Families with Pachygyria
What an incredible feeling I am experiencing. An hour ago I spoke with the mom of another boy who is similar to Corey’s MRI. Before […]
