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'What you learn about silence is that it's not so quiet'
Craig Morgan Teicher is an American poet and literary critic whose first collection of essays—We Begin in Gladness—was published in November.
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Mazen has a mind for business and a heart for helping
Mazen Almaoui has been a paramedic, a computer engineer, and a business consultant. Now he applies his business skills to improve the quality of services we offer at Holland Bloorview.
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Holland Bloorview launches a partnership pilot program with Yorktown Family Services to provide mental health support
Toronto, ON.
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Two moms, one ill baby, and the best care
My dear friend Janis Purdy is speaking today on a SickKids panel celebrating PRIDE week. Here she writes about parenting a child who was ...
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Viewing therapy through an occupational therapist’s lens
The toy-filled spaces may look like a child’s dream come true, but they're more than just fun and games.
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A son shows his family the way home in Love, Hope and Autism
Robert Fresco is a professional filmmaker, so when his twins Fraser and Hallee were born, it was natural that he'd turn the camera on the...
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Sisters: 'Look at me, I'm disabled too!'
By Jessica GeboersWhen I was a child doing physical therapy at Grandview, my younger sister Avery climbed into a nearby hand-bike and beg...
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A dad's view of the NICU
Bob Moran is a political cartoonist for The Telegraph newspaper in Britain. In 2015, he illustrated a heartfelt memoir about his daughter...
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Omar says brain injury has turned his shy personality bubbly
Rehan Siddiqui tells the chilling story of how his son and daughter were hit by a car that went through a red light. “She hit both kids...
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Parents of disabled kids can least afford hospital parking fees
Wow! In Scotland patients and families don't pay for hospital parking. According to this fascinating article in the Ottawa Citizen, offic...
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