Sept/Oct 2008
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 | Reading Success Because our childrens’ brains are wired differently, they don’t always process language in the same way as their.... Read More |
Nonprofit Cites “10 Best States” and “10 Worst States” in Providing Government Health Insurance Assistance… Americans who need help from the government in paying for health care coverage -- if they experience unemployment or can’t afford private insurance -- should know that while Medicaid is a national program that provides this assistance........... Read More | |
 | What Happens When We Are Gone? What happens to our special needs family member when the primary caretaker dies? This is a question that has concerned my husband and me for a number of years now .... Read More |
 | Guardianship Lingo In understanding Guardianship, and the Legal Options associated with protecting the rights of.... Read More |
 | A Mother’s Cry for Help! The following letter is a Mother’s cry for help within our own system. This affects all of us .... Read More |
 | WHAT IS VCFS? In an effort to raise awareness on the various disorders, Parenting Special Needs magazine will be highlighting one disorder per issue. In this issue we are highlighting VCFS.... Read More |
 | Orphan Disabilities There are few things as devastating as a doctor or other professional telling you that your child has a disability. We all, at the least, want our child to be equal to their peers.... Read More |
Do you Know or Did you Know? What is the purpose of the special ed law, IDEA 2004 abbreviation for Individuals with Disabilities Education Act of 2004.... Read More | |
 | Searching for Natural Alternatives to Prescription Medications? In the search for natural alternatives to prescribed medications, Homeopathy Herbal and Holistic approach has become a promising.... Read More |
 | The Water Pots I’ve been collecting parables and other poignant stories for use in my speeches, seminars, and presentations for clients, advocacy colleagues and youth. I thought you might enjoy this.... Read More |
Highly Qualified Teachers Video Clip U.S. Department of Education video clip with Juliette Rizzo and Paul Steenen from the Office of Special Education Programs discussing the provisions relating to Highly Qualified teachers.... Read More | |
 | The Many Gifts I not know. These three little words were the only vocabulary my then 7 year old foster sister could say .... Read More |
 | Dinner Time Chatter In this issue, we will look at the many opportunities for communication and motor development during a very important time of the day.... Read More |
 | A Cheat Sheet about My Child As I left the class, I thought to myself: “how much will the teacher retain of what was said to her about her new students?”.... Read More |
Moms Everywhere Show 012: Happy Neuron Have you heard of Mommy Brain or Momnesia or how awful your memory has been ever since you’ve had the children?!.... Read More | |
 | Saying “No offense”, can still be Offensive! This incident really put a strain on our friendship (well, from my perspective anyway). It brings tears to my eyes now as I am writing this, because.... Read More |
Soeren Palumbo Fremd HS Speech 2/28/07 Soeren Palumbo a high school student presents a powerful and enlightening speech, that everyone sould watch.... Read More | |
 | “Derivative Composition” Exhibition World Premiere of “Derivative Composition” at the Kennedy Center Exhibition Highlights the Synergy Among the Artistic Disciplines....... Read More |
You are our support, we are their support. We cannot do it without you During times of economic uncertainty we are all faced with financial struggles that may affect how we live.... Read More | |
 | WALK NOW FOR AUTISM Walk Now for Autism is a unique fundraising event which is powered.... Read More |
In the Next Issue Join us in the Next Issue of Parenting Special Needs Magazine.... Read More | |
 | .....and We’re Off!!!!! This “new launch” is certainly much more personal for me. It is more personal for you as well. You see, we all have a common thread........ Read More |
 | Acceptance is the Key Parenting a child with disabilities is a full time job. If you are reading this, I probably don’t need to tell you that! As both a Mom and a professional, raising my son has been a journey of mixed emotions........ Read More |
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