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Friday, March 15, 2013
Special Needs Blogger Weekend Link-Up: Yipppeee!
Welcome to another Special Needs Blogger Weekend Link-Up, your post home away from home.
The idea
Share a favorite post of the week—yours or someone else's.
What to do
Scroll all the way down to the bottom of this post. Where it says "Your name" put the name of your blog followed by the title of your post (or just the name of the post, if there's no room—you get 80 characters).
Like this: Love That Max: I'm Legally Changing My Name To Lightning McQueen
Where it says "Your URL" put the direct link to the post.
Click "Enter." Leave a comment if you want to say more. Go check out some great posts.
Happy linking!
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I loved your post this week from your husband's perspective. Made me laugh out loud! :)
ReplyDeleteI will let Dave know...when he wakes up. :)
DeleteThis week (at Uncommon Sense) I laid out (with pictures) the ridiculous, invasive, arduous process that we went through to renew our NYC handicap parking permit. Why did they need to see my 5 year old's (normal) brain MRI from 2009 to renew our permit? I can't think of one good reason . . . I think the process needs to change.
ReplyDeleteOUTrageous. Horrific. Just plain crappy. Hell, yeah, that process needs to change. I left some thoughts on what to do.
DeleteThanks for letting us share, it makes a difference!
ReplyDeleteMine is very light-hearted this week! As some of you know, Baker was born with Down Syndrome. At ten months, he is finally cutting a tooth!
ReplyDeleteMy addition this week is a guest post, but I think it's so important for parents of special needs children not to assume our kids can't do the very things they watch us do every day - like drive a car!
ReplyDeleteEllen- I saw your post on Facebook about SAT accomadations and haves thoughts on it
ReplyDeletePlease pass it on to Morgan but please dont use my name
I have not taken the SAT's yet I will in 2 years. My friend w/ an IEP took the SAT's this year and got all the accomatidations she typically recives. Her tip get in contact with your case manager. She was limited to what days she could take it though based on when there would be the staff. I dont know if this varys by state(we are in NY).
Thanks, Kathryn! Will pass along.
DeleteThanks so much for introducing us all to one another, Ellen! What wonderful folks I've met through your link-ups!
ReplyDeleteThis week on Life After IEPs, I'm happy to introduce everyone to Charisse Hogan and her marvelous videos.
Thanks for brightening my days with your posts, Ellen. Hope Dave gets to catch up on some sleep this weekend! (you too, maybe?)
A disabled man landed up in court for laughing too loudly. In his own home. It made me mad, so I wrote about it.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ellen!!
ReplyDeleteI posted two - one is just a fun Mattel giveaway where your child might win a deluxe Easter basket filled with toys - or a few toys for their basket. Head over and enter!!
The other is called "Humility" and it was a personal lesson to me - that it's okay to humble yourself in front of your child's teachers and therapists and admit you were wrong. When you read it, you'll understand.
This week I got a little explosive in front of Emily Kingsley, the author of "Welcome to Holland" and longtime Sesame Street writer. I didn't mean to... she's an incredible person, really! But we need to discuss the elephant in the room...
ReplyDeleteMy blog is about March being Cerebral Pasly Awareness Month. I write a blog once a month for my local newspaper called Catching the Curve Balls for parents of special needs children. I am one of about 5 local parents who participate. I repost what I write on my own blog. Thanks Ellen for allowing us to post. I love reading your blog about Max and your family.
ReplyDeleteWe are just starting to learn about the Anat Baniel Method and am reading the book Kids Beyond Limits. Hoping this might be something that helps Faith.
ReplyDeleteUgh... technology! I accidentally posted the whole website's link instead of the post link. I'm sorry! :-/ This week's post gave tips for parents who want to get the most from observing their child's therapy sessions.
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure I followed the directions as I am exhausted
ReplyDeleteThanks for the wonderful Link up. It's so great to find new blogs :)
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