Do you ever wish you could go back in time and get a do-over? Several years ago we had a family vacation to Walt Disney World that I wished I could erase like a drawing on a magnadoodle and wipe the slate clean. That trip probably ranked up there as one of the worst experiences for my family and particularly Max, my youngest son who has learning... Read more
T'is the season to think about all things we are thankful for. I feel fortunate to say that I have much to be grateful about this year. I have Multiple Sclerosis and just had my annual MRI to see if there is any progression to my disease. Today I received a very early phone call from my neurologist's office to tell me that I have... Read more
Many years ago before I chose to stay home with my two boys who are now teenagers, I worked at a developmental day program for people who had multiple disabilities. One of my favorite clients was a little guy named Joe. Joe was no taller than myself (I am all of five foot two) with a spritely spring to his step. Joe was older in... Read more
When my son was diagnosed with autism I immediately took action and went into supermom mode. I scheduled teachers, therapists and volunteers to come to our home. I researched all the latest therapeutic and teaching methods from books, journals, and on-line literature. I joined the Autism Society and the ARC. I met other... Read more
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Posted 10/30
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My name is Quinn C. Bradlee and I have been diagnosed with dyslexia , ADD/ADHD, and VCFS. VCFS stands for Velo Cardio Facial Syndrome. It can be...
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