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Snap-on wheelchair skis make getting out in the snow fun
The Pot family was able to purchase Wheelblades for daughters Rachel and Janneke, and have them covered by Ontario's Special Services at Home funding.
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Dutch student heads home with new vision of advocacy
By Megan Jones In February, 23-year-old occupational therapy student Anna-Lena Burdick arrived in Toronto from the Netherlands for a 14-w...
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Let's find the missing 'family-centred' pieces
By Jacqui GetfieldRecently, I attended two events about family-centred care. I learned a lot but came away with conflicting emotions. I w...
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New takes on disability and adaptation
There are so many wonderful media stories on new ways of thinking about disability and adaptation at the moment.
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Canada's first inhospital pain program turns girl's life around
By Megan JonesStaci Berman has been in pain for two years. It started at abasketball tournament in April of 2014. As Staci, then 11 years...
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It's hard to tell when special-needs parents are 'drowning'
By Tina SzymczakIn 2010, our darkest times as a family, I began to use the analogy of a swimming pool to describe the difficult parts of ...
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Meet Irene Andress, Holland Bloorview’s new vice president, programs & services and chief nursing executive
Q&A with newest member of senior leadership team
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Celebrating Holland Bloorview’s outstanding care teams
Submit your nominations to recognize members of your care team for Jake’s Award or the DAISY Award!
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Never alone
By David M. PerryMinutes after my son Nico was born, as he lay on the warming table, I noticed his eye was having difficulty opening. I a...
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What my daughter taught me about human value
'Her progress and her potential are not her path towards value. By simply existing and being loved, her life holds complex and very real layers of meaning.'
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