Differently abled

Related to the concept of mental illness stigma is ableism, which relates to the assumptions people make around ability and disability. #ableism #disability #stigma

Disabilities look different for everyone. Some are visible, some are invisible. But one thing remains the same – the need for acceptance and understanding. Let's strive to create a world where acceptance looks the same for everyone, regardless of their abilities. #DisabilityAwareness #MomsInMotion

Welcome! If you have come to this site, chances are you suspect or have a diagnosis of one or several Learning Disabilities in your child, yourself or a loved one. What does this mean for you? This means we are Read More ...

I hadn’t just needed Disabled friends. I’d needed friends who could give my experiences context and analysis.

"We are not here to see through one another; we are here to see one another through."

Respect Quotes: The only true disability is the inability to accept and respect differences.

Disability is NOT inability... A sign I came across when I was at a rehabilitation/ school for kids with disabilities in Uganda, africa.

December 3 is International Day of People with Disabilities. It’s a great opportunity to raise awareness and make some noise all over the internet (and in real life) if you can manage it. The message I want to get across this year, is that not every disability is visible. There are many conditions that do […]

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Finding Out Your Child Has A Learning Disability: How Will You Maintain A Positive Outlook? One of the worst things parents can ever experience is discovering that their child has a disability. Many will consider physical disabilities to be more difficult, but learning disabilities (e.g., dyslexia, dyscalculia, ADHD) can be just as challenging and devastating. […]

Out of the box thinkers - dyslexia

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We all know what disabilities look like…or do we? Disabilities come in all forms, shapes and sizes. Just because you cannot see a person's disability does not mean they do not have one. Physical disabilities might be external and visible to most. But are you aware mental disabilities are mostly internal. You do not know what kind of internal struggles someone is having. Be kind to everyone! #disabilityawareness #invisibleillness #hiddenillness #mentalillnessfeelslike #endthestigma

Did you know? 1 in 6 children are identified to have some type of developmental disability. Discovering that our oldest has developmental delays was extremely hard to wrap our heads around. He struggles with a language and fine motor skills delays. As parents we naturally worry so much about how our children will be accepted in this world. You want life to be easy for them. But sometimes its not and then you do everything in your power to make it the easiest as possible for them. Our son may…

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