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After a near drowning, a teen accepts she's 'a different person'
Recently, Holland Bloorview family therapist Caron Gan sent me this message:‘Yesterday I went to pick up a prescription at my local dru...
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Christa Couture sees beauty in resilience
Photos by Jen SquiresI was scrolling through Twitter when my eyes locked on an image of a pregnant woman. Taken from the side, her belly ...
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Think other special-needs parents have it 'together?' Think again
When Autism Comes To Roost: A Family's Journey From Denial to Acceptance is a new parent memoir out next week. Canadian psychologist Alic...
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Taking Capes for Kids to new heights
Superheroes from Atwill-Morin rappelled down the exterior of the hospital to kick off Capes for Kids!
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Fewer disabled students are getting their needs met at school
'I make recommendations that I know realistically may not happen, and I don't know what to tell our families.'
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'We are hungry for neat, tidy stories.' Grief 'is much more messy'
Last year, several parents whose children had died came to Holland Bloorview staff with an idea: They wanted to hold an annual celebratio...
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When a child has 24-7 needs, mothers bear the costs
As the mom of a son who had severe asthma and a life-threatening immune condition, Sheila Jennings learned firsthand that it was impossible to work outside the home and tend to her child with complex health needs.
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Tailored by touch
Two Blind Brothers is a new luxury clothing brand in New York City named for its owners—brothers Bradford, (right) 31, and Bryan Mannin...
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Mom investigates parents' role in shared medical decisions
'They're the quarterback, talking to all the clinicians who are helping their child and chatting with other families in similar situations and bringing their personal experience.'
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'I call August my spirit guide'
'I wanted to write a book that would encourage men to be caregivers.'
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