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Hi Ellen, thank you as always! This week I am #5, it's an old post about my daughter's diagnosis in hopes to find others with a similar one. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Ellen. Dexter's at #8 this week. "I get to eat cheesecake for lunch!
ReplyDeleteThat's one good thing about my cerebral palsy... I have to have a high calorie diet!"
Happy weekend!
Thanks Ellen for maintaining this great Linkup. 22. Social Security Reform ... Because reform can lead to a better system, or a much worse one, for children with disabilities who will be disabled adults tomorrow. Those of us who actually use the system should speak up about what we'd like to see.
ReplyDeleteI'm attempting to address an inclusion issue and a commenting meme.
ReplyDeleteGreat blog! Glad to be a follower!
ReplyDeleteThanks. We are #46. Today was Thomas' kindergarten graduation day, and he did far better during ceremonies than we could have imagined. He totally rocked and we are so proud of him!
ReplyDeleteThanks again for your refreshing and real posts Ellen. I'm sharing my daughter's story and my experiences of grief and acceptance. Xx
ReplyDeleteThanks for hosting again, Ellen!!
ReplyDeleteI'm sipping coffee now and reading new friends!!
~Tsara
Mine are about a spinal tap, social challenges of kids with developmental disabilities and some funny situations that some of my video game characters get into.
ReplyDeleteHello Ellen, I'm number 50 this week - excuse the typos. Thanks so much for hosting!
ReplyDeleteI took my SAT's with accommodations today. It went well except for the rude proctor and test center director. When the proctor showed up she saw the sign on the door(that said who was in the room) and said "Ugh, Non-Standard Timing Room!" in front of the 4 of us. Later the test center director came in and said "When will they be done? I want to go home." Seriously people we have a right to take the test too.
ReplyDeleteWhy would they say something like that?! That's so mean!!
DeleteThat is just plain obnoxious, rude and WRONG. I'm sorry. I hope testing went well for you, Kathryn!
DeleteWe did a huge surgery over the holiday and were sharing what we were doing and how it was going. Cerebral palsy is kinda crappy. But we do our very best
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