Resources
Browse fun and helpful toys and therapy items for individuals with special needs
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Recommended Books
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To the Mama Whose Child Is Diagnosed with a Chronic Disease
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School Options for Special Needs Students in 2020-21
1 mom unpacks 4 school options for special needs students that, at different stages, have benefitted her 2 sons with learning issues.
The Special Needs Roller Coaster
Today’s blogger describes how her child’s diagnosis landed her on the special needs roller coaster and how she’s learned to enjoy the ride.
I Won’t Forget Your Faithfulness
After her son’s seizure Sandy Ramsey-Trayvick reailzed the lyrics “I won’t forget your faithfulness” had prepared her for what was coming.
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Your Mission Field Is Right Where You Are
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You Rest While We Pray
You rest while we pray. Those are comforting words for grieving families during this pandemic when we can only be with them virtually.
