Covid-19 and the associated Long COVID Syndrome have changed our lives in many ways. Things we used to take for granted, such as going to
Having an emergency preparedness plan in your IEP is essential. It was March 2018; the horrific school shooting in Parkland had happened a month before.
My husband and I have been married for 24 years. We have three children with various disabilities. Our sons have Autism, and two kids have
Being able to have a conversation with someone is something we might take for granted. In most cases, we can ask someone how their day
Ho, ho, oh….no. You are the primary caregiver for someone with disabilities and the holidays are here. Not only are you in charge of taking
‘Tis the season to be….overwhelmed. While many people look forward to celebrating the winter holidays, some people may dread them, especially those with Autism, Sensory
If you or your child has a developmental disability, you may be eligible for something called a Medicaid Waiver. But what exactly are waivers? What
If you have a child with a disability, planning early and ahead for their future transition into adulthood is very important. In this article I
At the end of every IEP meeting lately, I find myself asking why this process has to be so difficult. After all, we are supposed
When you have more than one child, it’s common as a parent to wonder if you are giving each child enough of your time and