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“A Friend Like John” Explains Autism to Typical Kids

In November, I had a book table at an event raising funds for brain research. Across the room was another author. Like me, she is a mom who decided to write a book after she became the parent of a child...
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Guest Blogger April Brownlee says, “It’s Okay to Grieve”

Last month, guest blogger had readers laughing themselves silly with her first post, Random Acts of Vomit. This month, she’s back with a more serious post, one in which she shares a lesson she...
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See a Problem, Solve a Problem…with Popcorn

Tammy James is the kind of educator parents want their teens encounter during their high school careers. She’s the kind of educator who sees a problem and uses ordinary, every day resources to...
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Panic Allowed Jo Ashline to Understand Her Son

One of the fridge benefits of blogging about special needs is meeting many talented people. Some of them are readers who leave comments, some of them provide resources featured in posts, and some of them...
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Tools to Overcome Grief Waves this Holiday Season

Guest blogger Laurie Wallin is at DifferentDream.com today. She’s sharing from her heart about the emotions she’s experiencing this holiday season. She also shares five strategies to help her...
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