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Which hope is false? Which is real?
Yesterday I read a fascinating feature in WIRED called An Alternative-Medicine Believer's Journey Back to Science.It chronicles the story...
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Who, and what, is perfect?
Icelandic photographer Sigga Ella created a series of portraits of children and adults with Down syndrome to question whether a future wi...
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A new son, a new path
In case you missed the cover story of our last print issue, it's about one mom's journey to accepting her son's complex medical needs giv...
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A reading from author Julie Keon
Here's author Julie Keon reading from her new book What I Would Tell You: One Mother's Adventure with Medical Fragility about raising her...
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'I saw resilience,' summer research student says
Masha Koroleva is a fourth year psychology student at York University. This summer she was a research student in the Bloorview Research I...
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Need for speed
Riding an ATV on his own at camp this summer was a thrill for Ben.So I wasn't surprised when a message came home from his co-op placement...
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The therapy fund
We don't talk enough about the mental health challenges of raising children with disabilities. There are many studies showing higher rate...
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'I've always been able to push myself'
Ade Adepitan (right) is a British Paralympic basketballmedal-winner, an actor and a filmmaker whose documentary Journey of My Lifetime to...
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Disability puts siblings at risk of mental-health problems
Arecent Pediatrics study foundsiblings of children with disabilities were almost three times more likely tohave parent-reported emotional...
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'I feel a sense of belonging'
By Farrah SattaurI went to my firstYouth Drop In dance in May. This was a big deal because in the past my anxietyprevented me from going ...
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