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What's wrong with wanting a 'mini-me?'
Thiscomment on the blog of a parent stopped me in my tracks (if you read down in the post you'll see the comment reprint in full). It's f...
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Less social activity starts early in children with cerebral palsy
Preschoolers with cerebral palsy only participated in the community a few times in the last four months, according to a new Holland Bloorview study.
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AI helped us create a school IEP beyond our expectations
'It was clean, organized, easy to follow and it mapped out possible goals in a way that felt realistic and meaningful.'
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How families thrive when caring for a medically complex child
A new framework for tracking well-being in families was based on a survey of over 300 American parents and family caregivers.
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Getting up and on the go with Rachel
We got a chance to speak to Rachel about her time in the Get Up and Go Program and what helped her mental health.
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When it comes to physical therapy, 'more isn't always better'
'Today we have a better understanding of quality of life. A child's physical function is only a small aspect of their whole quality of life.'
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Season 2 of CBC's Red Button documentary series follows a participant of Holland Bloorview's The Indepence Program
Holland Bloorview ambassador, Jadine, turns the camera on herself...
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A nurse finds her medical skills put to the test raising her daughter
'Most of the time I feel like I’m being heard because I’m able to say the medical lingo. But not being heard is rampant for parents who don’t know medical language, and I feel for them.'
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When science doesn't have all the answers
It's on the list.My son's rare genetic deletion is on the list of disorders identified by microarray analysis of a fetus's DNA. It was a ...
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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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