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'I feel very humbled, now that I'm a patient'
Holland Bloorview therapeutic clown Helen Donnelly talks about living with incurable cancer.
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A researcher copes with the fragility of his daughter's life
Pierre Duez is a computer engineer who works in the Prism Lab at the Bloorview Research Institute. He supports students who are developin...
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'Autism isn't a thing. It's how we go about things'
Matthew Dever wants to change the way you think about autism. 'Acceptance means finding ways to accommodate.'
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What I wish I knew about disability
'Acceptance of, and pride in, being different needs to be a stronger theme in children's rehabilitation.' 
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Disabled women face serious care gaps after giving birth
'If I was high risk in pregnancy, how does that disappear when I get home?'
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A tale about the magical bond of brothers
A new book tells the story of how a man helped his brother with Down syndrome recover from depression caused by pandemic isolation.
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Amanda's mission is to ensure every child thrives in daycare
'I remind parents to see all of the strengths and beauty and personality of their child in a world where people might be highlighting their deficits.'
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Thoughts of suicide common in parents of disabled children
'The fact that over 40 per cent of parent carers are thinking about suicide is a sign of really high levels of distress.'
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In complex care, 'no two children are the same'
'Our families have been through a trauma. What their needs look like afterwards vary significantly.'
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Family Tipsheet: Autism Resources for Families in the Community
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