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Why do special-needs parents never feel 'good enough?'
Yesterday Boston-based author Susan Senator posted a piece about the chronic inadequacy that can trouble parents raising children with di...
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How I became a sister to my brother with autism
By Melissa NgoI was taught that I was the expert. The “go-to” person. As the sister of someone with autism, I was the translator, the...
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We learned more about 'inclusion' schooling at home
By Lianna KoernerWhen I think back to the early days of November 2013, I see my son and myself as strangers.He is an eight-year-old boy s...
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The 20 things you didn't know about our pharmacy
In light of the pharmacy’s 20th anniversary we thought it was only fair to share 20 amazing facts about this unique hospital service!
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Disability, poverty and lack of access keep healthy food out of reach
'Disabled people need an income two to three times higher than non-disabled people to avoid food insecurity, because they're often paying for caregivers, assistive devices and special diets.'
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Our Family Advisory Committee’s big impact
Keeping client and family centred care at the heart of Holland Bloorview The Family Advisory Committee (FAC) helps ensure client and fami...
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Nothing can stop Campbell from rocking out!
Not everyone knows the indicators of a stroke, especially when they're looking at a toddler.
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Protect your community, get your flu shot!
Let’s fight the flu together! Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital launched its annual “Be a flu fighter” campaign on October 15, 2024.
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Struggling to hang on? Parents share tips for coping with anxiety
'Colouring and terrible reality shows are my go-to during hospital stays or when things are especially rough.'
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This sister is solid gold
Kaya Cosgrove, 10, wears metallic pink Doc Martins, loves the vampire romance series Twilight, and wants to be a labour and delivery nurs...
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