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Monthly Archives: February 2015
Vitamin D & ASD: A Connection?
In the past few months, I have seen this question come up again: “What role do vitamins and other supplements play in ASD?” Most recently, the spotlight has been on Vitamin D. The first article I read about was reviewing … Continue reading
NED Awareness Week
This week is National Eating Disorders (NED) Awareness Week. As posted on NEDAwareness.org, “In the United States alone, 30 million people will be impacted by an eating disorder at some point in their lifetime. Eating disorders can include extreme emotions, … Continue reading
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Tagged autism, awareness, eating, eating disorders, feeding, food, intellectual disabilities, intolerances, NED, sensory
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World Thinking Day
Did you know that Sunday is World Thinking Day? Girl Scouts throughout the world created this day to participate in activities and projects that center around an annual theme. This year’s theme of “creating peace through partnerships” is inspired by … Continue reading
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Tagged advocacy, best buddies, IDD, intellectual disabilities, Special Olympics, world thinking day, WTD
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Presidents and Americans with Disabilities
In honor of President’s Day, I decided to reflect on some of the Presidents who played a significant role in improving the lives of children and adults with disabilities. Up until the 60s, most families were ashamed to admit that … Continue reading
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Tagged ABLE Act, advocacy, Americans with Disabilities Act, asd, aspergers, autism, awareness, disabilities, presidents, rights, united states of america
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