Written by Stephanie Holland (Walkersvillemom) If you’ve been following our recent posts about sheltered workshops and jobs you’ll know that the stars have aligned in such a way that all three of the team members here actually agree on something – that…
read moreChristian Royal has a gift. His pottery is beautiful and functional. It has the hallmark of true artistry, a unique look that expresses what he wants to say about the world around him, his Charleston, SC home. His passion and attention to…
read moreToday we are sharing this story from Gary Bender who answers her own question: Did I really write a book? I started our blog, The Ordinary Life of an Extraordinary Girl on August 26, 2009 with the following introduction, “Today I decided I wanted to…
read moreThe other side of awareness Today’s guest post in honor of WDSD comes from Susan Holcombe – mother of Rion. In preparation for all of the “awareness” discussions that would be happening this week, I asked for stories that flip our usual…
read moreIn March 2014 the theme on The Road was stories. In this post, originally shared 3/19, Mardra shared a few of the stories she shared with professional service providers who work with developmentally delayed adults. Speaking of Stories… I’m sharing the mugshot, I mean…
read moreI don’t have any one story that pops into my mind that I can share with you about Josh. Specifically, because I share daily stories about his life on his Facebook page, Just Joshin’ Ya, so it would seem that I’m all storied-out, OR…
read moreEmma and Ethan Saylor Hello blog readers, my name is Edward Rhodes and I am the director of the documentary Ethan’s Law. Our intention is to depict accurately the events leading up to the death of Ethan Saylor, the actions taken by Governor…
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