All Entries to the FriendsOfQuinn Blog Contest
posted 05/12/2009, comments (4)
I look into the eyes of these children
Their future is unknown
I'm sure they are thinking
what will become of me
Do they think, they can't become
what ever they want to be
Their faces seem to say
Does anyone care?
I DO
Never give up and never say I can't
You can be what ever you choose to be
Some are good at sports
Some are great in... Read more
posted 05/08/2009, comment (1)
It's hard being a mother of a learning disabled child. It was only after my son Stephen was kicked out of three pre-schools and I was fretting about how I must have done something wrong in bringing him up that a friend (a child psychiatrist) gave me the heads up that there was something else going on here. After he (Dr... Read more
posted 05/06/2009, comments (0)
"It's not like that is the other way around it"
I have over 14 years of experience working with people with developmental disabilities from Down Syndromes to authism and fragile X. I am happy to say that I have learned the real meanning of living with honesty, truth, understanding and most of all love for others that don't look and feel like me. I am so happy that Quinn has brought this new... Read more
posted 05/06/2009, comments (0)
Love Me or Leave Me Alone, Already
I was first diagnosed with ADHD in 1949. There was no ADHD back then but the child psychiatrist my parents hauled me off to labeled me "Hyperactive." My parents were baffled by several behaviors that had developed rather suddenly. I had started running up an embankment, slipping and slidding back down to the bottom. What... Read more
posted 04/30/2009, comment (1)
The Story of a brave little Boy !!!
The story of my son's life struggling with vcfs .
He was Born July 30th 2002 8lbs 7 oz 22 inches long it was a very diffulcult pregnancy for me . He got stuck in the birth canal were the doctors had to take me to have an emergancy c-section . When he arrived in this worl he took his first... Read more
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