Monthly Archives: July 2018

Today, as I read Maria Shriver’s Sunday essay on unity, inclusion, and the Special Olympics turning 50, I could not help but think about my aunt, Gertrude Barber. Her life has so many parallels to Eunice Kennedy and her endeavor … Continue reading →

So often we hear about that funding is being directed toward research. Some of us wonder, should some of this funding be directed toward programs that benefit our children and adults? While I certainly wish for there to be funding … Continue reading →

Ryan experienced two huge accomplishments this week.  Unlike his Mom who can’t read enough, reading is not one of his “favorites.”  However, he did have a book (thanks to a gift from his Godfather, Joe Mehl) The Feeling of Greatness, … Continue reading →

Recently, I read an article that challenged its readers to rethink the way we view diagnoses such as autism. Traditionally, autism has been described as a brain development disorder or delay. However, especially in recent years, we have seen an … Continue reading →