These are my reflections on my interview project. I am recording the stories of people living with disabilities. Personal, real stories - be they humorous, sad, angry, fun, or . whatever! Thursday, April 30, 2009. The audience and judges sneered when contestant Susan Boyle.

The Special Needs Support Group of Tableview is a group of parents of children with special needs who get together once a month to chat, get advice, to share the good and bad moments with people in similar situations. This blog allows us to communicate further and share during the month as well as at the meetings.

Tuesday, December 3, 2013. And I would hear it again, whether real or imagined. Monday, December 2, 2013.

Wednesday, July 1, 2009. Where have the past 6 months gone? Sorry it has taken so long to post. Free time? Yes things are incredibly busy here these days, but getting a little easier. Where do I start? With our dear Luke. Luke continues to do well. We have continued to see some improvements since China. He is consistently sleeping through the night now, has much better head control and definitely making more sounds. Luke went to school this spring 2 days a week.

Facing Disability Issues with Combustible Humor Advocating for Disability Rights . We Will Not be Silenced! A place where members can sound off about topics of interest and where we post other thoughtful pieces. Enjoy! Monday, October 29, 2007. By Dan Shaughnessy, Globe Columnist October 26, 2007. He has his 5-year-old daughter, Madison.

Sunday, July 15, 2007. Our rounds the other day were accompanied by the sound of weeping. A baby had been born too soon, struggled for a few days, and now was breathing his last, and the family was devastated.

Although, working in this field can sometimes cause one to develop a penchant for gin. Friday, April 13, 2012.

One Step Forward 2 Steps Back. Why did I never see what was really in front. In my state of delusion I felt that if she was OK. Cognitively than she would get through school and come out and be able to independent and live her life. Stupid, stupid, stupid. Not to be, in fact. What is it that I fear so much? I know deep down that we.

Comments Off on Finding support and light at the end of the tunnel. Finding support and light at the end of the tunnel. And I always feel guilty about that. Sharing my feelings of isolation, frustration, guilt and inadequacy helps me tremendously and I hope it helps other parents who are in the same boat. That is why I must tak.