What Should I Know About Children with Disabilities?

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What Should I Know About Children with Disabilities?

Living with a physical or mental disability can put a strain not just on the patient but on an entire family. What can parents do for a child with a disability, both at home and at school? How can siblings be involved?

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by marytara

Sep 14 '05

Surfers Healing Autistic children and their families
Thanks Surfers Healing! ... read full review

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by marytara

Apr 08 '04

My Child First, a Label Second - This Mom's Path to Accepting Autism
You are not alone. Remember that you and your child come first and the label second.... read full review

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by shantel575

Jan 28 '03

Through The Eyes Of A Mother: Dealing With ASPERGER'S SYNDROME
This is simply an editorial dealing with Asperger Syndrome from a parent's perspective. I am NOT a doctor or professional! Just a mother :)... read full review

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by marytara

May 19 '07

Not Rainman, Nor a Little Professor... What is Echolalia?
Is there an echo in here? ... read full review

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by bonniesayers

Jan 01 '05

In tune with your autistic child
Communicating without words with a non-verbal child on the Autism Spectrum.... read full review

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by Freak369

Apr 02 '07

Waiting In The Wings: Autism Touches Everyone
Autism touches everyone.... read full review

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by bops_mom

Jul 14 '03

Cerebral Palsy - My Child's Story - Some Facts and Misconceptions
You can't always tell that someone has a Neurological Disorder by simply looking at them.... read full review

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by marytara

Feb 12 '07

Take the Shame out of "the Short Bus" - Growing thick Skin & Educating neighbors
There is no shame, share with your neighbors and do what you need to.. to keep your child safe. ... read full review

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by marytara

Jan 16 '08

Project Lifesaver & Keeping your Child with Autism Safe
Just do your best to keep them safe. Take advantage of super programs like Project Lifesaver and emergency cards from the ASA.... read full review

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by bonniesayers

Oct 04 '03

In Home Supportive Services - IHSS
In home supportive services is a benefit for families who have a disabled child or parent in the home and want to keep them there safely.... read full review

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by bonniesayers

Apr 06 '04

The Autism Spectrum
Autism is a life-long disability, but it should not be an embarrassment to your family. Acceptance is the first step in acknowledging the disorder. ... read full review

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by LisaDo

Mar 13 '03

Don't assume ANYTHING about any child.
Before you ASSUME a child is a brat or is just spoiled, think again. Don't judge a book by it's cover.... read full review

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by hadassahchana

Apr 30 '07

Do You Know How Big An Elephant's Cervix Is?
They are children first and foremost. Their challenges don't make them liabilities, but treasures.... read full review

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by bonniesayers

Jan 24 '04

Autistic children are taking Risperdal � advocate to everyone about the side effects
Please be diligent with those working with medicated children to make sure they know the side effects. ... read full review

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by LisaDo

Sep 02 '04

A therapy aid you can make at home!
Sometimes the high price of a therapy item is warranted. Sometimes it isn't. Making your own therapy items can save you money in the long run! Just remember, safety first!... read full review

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