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Buying your child her first wheelchair may not be your favorite milestone, but wheelchairs have come a long way in recent years. Stroller-style...
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Find out more about Andy: Andy Humphrey is a freelance writer who has authored hundreds of pieces on subjects as technical as the movement of radioactive particles through groundwater systems and as mundane as shopping for clothes with your daughter. His career choice allows him the opportunity to help care for his multiply disabled niece, Maria, whose challenges include hydrocephalus, cerebral palsy, seizures, visual and hearing impairments, and developmental delays. Email him at examiner@andyhumphrey.net with comments, questions or ideas for future columns. |
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Before a special needs child in Arizona starts each year of school, an Individualized Education Program (IEP) is prepared by a group including the...
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When a child with a disability struggles, it is natural for us to want to step in and provide assistance. However...
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Any parent should plan for a child's future in case the parents should pass away before the child has grown. When...
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Raising a child with disabilities is challenging to both parents. Mothers are more likely than fathers to have an emotional support network, but that...
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Research has shown time and time again that music is a powerful healing force for children with neurological disabilities. Unfortunately, disabled...
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The Phoenix chapter of the Hydrocephalus Association is holding a question and answer session with local attorneys about the unique long-term...
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The US Government Accountability Office released a report detailing hundreds of cases of abuse against children in...
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In response to their slashed budget, the DES is again attempting to reduce the rates it pays providers by 10%. As a DES provider, I say bravo!Three...
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Some kids have disabilities such as autism or cognitive delays that may cause problem behaviors. Although the child may not be able to control the...
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