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Lucinda Wiebe has lived in Pittsburgh for nearly 14 years and is raising two teenage sons with her husband John, a Pittsburgh native. She has worked with families for more than 25 years and leads workshops in many aspects of family living. She is a graduate of CORO's Women in Leadership XII program and holds a BA in Child Development and an MA in Theology. View her professional portfolio to learn more. Contact Lucinda directly at myexaminerblog@gmail.com.

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New autism insurance rules put to test over special circumstances

It has only been one month, but service providers and families are beginning to run up against special circumstances that require clarification from...
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Sarah Palin could work for change in attitudes toward kids with Down Syndrome

When Sarah Palin resigned today as Governor of Alaska, she was not forthcoming about her future plans. Much speculation swirls around what's next for...
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4th of July activites can spark sensory overload in kids with special needs

In Pittsburgh, the holiday isn't complete without our famous home-grown Zambelli fireworks at The Point. But one person's thrill can be another...
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Proposed State budget cuts for special needs services could be devastating

Advocacy groups for persons with special needs of all ages are urging citizens to send a message to Harrisburg that the proposed budget cuts are not...
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Robotics research promising in cerebral palsy therapy for children

Over the past few years, Massachusetts Institute of Technology engineers have successfully tested robotic devices...
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Pittsburgh ice hockey team for kids with special needs announced

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Greater Pittsburgh Special Hockey Association, a division of USA Hockey and the American Special Hockey Association, are pleased to announce the...
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Special Needs Expo offers resources for children with physical disabilities

This informational event is primarily targeted toward parents of children with physical disabilities, but it is also a great opportunity for...
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Child Abuse Prevention Month: Children with special needs especially vulnerable

It would stand to reason that children and others with special needs are more vulnerable to abuse, but it has only been in the past five years that...
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Ginny Thornburgh to speak Saturday on welcoming persons with disabilities in faith communities

Saturday, March 28, 20099:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.Southminster Presbyterian ChurchRegistration fee of $25 includes...
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Special Olympics comment by Obama reveals lingering stereotypes