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A son's diagnosis prompts a mom to consider if she's autistic too
'My autism helps me relate to my son's experiences and I have been an exceptionally assertive and unforgiving champion for him.'
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A camera gave Steve a way in to making art
'I knew I had a need to create art, but I couldn't find a medium to work with because I have some issues with fine-motor control.'
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Children's rehab can make parents feel powerless
In a new study, parents said seeking services for their disabled child made them feel uncertain, hopeless, isolated and excluded.
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People with Down syndrome more likely to receive COVID DNR status
Scientists found patients with Down syndrome were six times more likely to have DNR status ordered at admission for COVID pneumonia compared to those without.
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Belonging, one puzzle piece at a time
Kidunified puzzles include characters who represent different cultures, ethnicities, disabilities and gender expressions.
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Remembering NeuroTribes author Steve Silberman
Steve Silberman has died. He changed how people understand autism and explored the benefits of brains that think differently.
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Check out the new BLOOM!
Read our latest stories, with links to mainstream disability news and shout-outs to people making the world more inclusive.
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A child isn't responsible for your discomfort with disability
'If we wouldn't offer up our most personal history, as parents, to satisfy a stranger's passing curiosity, then why would we encourage our disabled children to do so?'
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An Indigenous experience of autism
'My research is about learning from, and understanding, families. I have some expertise, but the families are the experts.'
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Play is at the heart of this nurse's career with hospitalized children
Delivering Christmas stockings and having water pistol fights are some of the ways Irene Simpson made being in hospital fun.
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