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A novel drawn from light and loss
In 2011, cartoonist Tom Hart was living an idyllic life in Gainesville, Florida. While his wife Leela, also a cartoonist, worked on a boo...
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Holland Bloorview’s Dear Everybody Agreement welcomes Postmedia as its latest signatory
The Canadian newsmedia company commits to disability inclusion
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2020 - 15th Annual BRI Symposium
The 15th Annual BRI Symposium theme was Lab 2 Life: Impact of Families on Childhood Disability Research. It took place on Tuesday, November 17, 2020.
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Mom writes book to help kids talk about differences
“This is me,” Sheriauna said proudly when she saw the book her mom Sherylee Honeyghan had published. The cover is of a young black gi...
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A family mentor 'gets it, so we hit the ground running'
'There’s always been a gap for peer support programs, particularly for caregivers of children with disabilities and complex medical needs.'
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Maybe if I squint, reality will look different
It must have been because I had just made a mental note that things were going quite smoothly for my son with his post-high school transi...
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This NPR interview with disabled activist Alice Wong is a must read
'My life has changed a lot since last summer, since I lost my ability to speak and eat.'
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Matthew
No value...
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A disabled basketball star is the love interest in a new young adult novel
'The overall message is not to pigeonhole people and not to pigeonhole yourself.'
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Nursing chief reflects on 'beautiful view of life and all its complexities'
Marilyn Ballantyne has moved from providing bedside care to critically ill newborns to creating the clinical environments that support exceptional inpatient rehab at Holland Bloorview.
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