Sharing “I CAN!” attitudes: Proud Parent; Proud Father!
Proud parent; Proud Father! My son, David, will turn 19 years old in a couple of weeks. He was born 4 months premature, weighed less than 2 pounds and was...
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Sharing “I CAN!” attitudes: Brotherly Love
Brotherly Love These pictures are so very special to me. These are my twins. They both have autism. My little guy, Dominick, has severe adhd, asd, visual processing delays, mod-severe...
Amazing Grace!
Amazing Grace! From the time Christian knew his sister, Mandy, was pregnant, he practiced holding the baby and telling us he/she was going to hold his pinkie and for many,...
Sharing “I CAN!” attitudes: Jordan Cook
Jordan Cook Conquering It All! My name is Belinda (Bellie) and my son is Jordan Cook. He has several “disabilities” that affect his legs and arms. In addition, he has...
Sharing “I CAN!” attitudes: Jordan Obrecht
Jordan Obrecht Living Life to the Fullest My son, Jordan, faces many challenges in life. He is blind, cognitive impaired, mild CP, and has epilepsy. In 2011, his teacher entered...
Sharing “I CAN!” Attitudes: Benjamin & Keiondre
Happy Feet! Attached is a picture of my son, Benjamin, who is 4 years old. This picture was taken over the summer. It holds so much meaning for us that...
Katherine Stanley: Proud of Myself
Katherine Stanley Editor’s Note: when we ask for submissions, we usually get them sent to us by a parent or loved one who shares their proud moment. We received this...
Sharing “I CAN!” attitudes: Zachary, Andrew, & Ines
“Major Milestones” My (almost) 3 year old son, Zachary, is affected with two very rare genetic disorders: Hurler’s Syndrome & Klippel Trenaunay Weber Syndrome (KTW). As a treatment for the...
Sharing “I CAN!” Attitudes: Dallas & Gabe
The Thrill of the Game I wanted to share a proud moment…I am always the proud mom, but recently my son Dallas, who is 14 (and diagnosed with Autism), began...
Sharing “I CAN!” Attitudes: Emarie, Bailey, & Jeffrey
Egg-specially Proud This is our “Proud Moment” with our sweetie who has 18q- syndrome. This was Easter 2011, and I normally wouldn’t share such an embarrassing picture of myself… but...
