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Imagine being born without hands. Now, despite this, imagine learning how to write with no assistance. And then, imagine learning how to write so well that you win a national handwriting competition. This is the story of amazing seven-year-old Anaya Ellick. Read on to learn all about Anaya, her disability and how her can-do attitude […]

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Julia is the newest character who was introduced on Sesame Street this past October 2015. What makes her more relatable to a wider audience of children and families is the fact that Julia has autism. She has orange hair, friendly eyes, and a big smile. In an online storybook book called “We’re Amazing, 1, 2, […]

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Already known for his great music and inspiring causes, Zac Brown (from the Zac Brown band) is doing yet another great thing. His latest project is Camp Southern Ground, a camp located on over 400 acres in the beautiful farmlands of Peachtree City, Georgia. As camp options are scarce for children and teens with special […]

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Teen with Down Syndrome Modeling

Meet Maddy Madeline Stuart is no ordinary 18-year old. She is pursuing her dream of becoming a model; driven by confidence, she has found an opportunity for her outer beauty to shine in addition to her inner beauty. Madeline, “Maddy”, has Down Syndrome and is showing the world that limitations don’t have to exist. Motivation […]

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Often times, it’s difficult to fully understand how a medical condition can impact the way people function throughout the day. And, it’s not always easy for individuals to get the help they need when flares or meltdowns occur. For some, though, there are coping mechanisms and unique resources that can provide enough help to improve […]

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There are thousands of celebrities out there that have one cause or another that they give money or time to but very few have a personal connection with the cause that they have chosen to spearhead. Actress Nikki Reed on the other hand has first hand experience with autism, a fairly common learning and social […]

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It’s that time of year again; time to get together with friends and family. And for many of us, time for the panic attacks and stress to set in. There is always that one family member that hits the eggnog a little too hard or who wants to discuss politics. Then there is always the […]

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It is important for all adults to socialize with like-minded individuals. When physical or mental challenges are present, socializing becomes even more crucial for emotional health. Online meeting places for the disabled are becoming more common and some are perfect for developing true relationships. Special Bridge is one such site that provides an opportunity to […]

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You always want to look your best in photos that you post on online, whether it be on dating sites, Instragam, or Facebook. Smartphones and digital cameras have made selfies and instant photo sharing so easy. Here are some great tips to help you achieve that celebrity style smile. Smile Tip #1 Smile like you […]

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The following article was written by Samantha Gilbert, a student from Allentown, PA with autism. These are her personal tips to thrive in your classroom. If you already understand that every classroom is different, and not every piece of advice will work for every student then you are ahead of the game. In fact, since […]

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