Special Needs Children
Raising special needs children requires a lot of strength, energy, and knowledge from a parent. Reaching out for both emotional and logistical support from other parents or community organizations is a crucial part of feeling grounded and connected in your daily life with special needs children.
This Nurse Went Above and Beyond for a Patient In Need
He needed a heart transplant so she made him a part of the family.
Al Roker on How Parenting a Child with Special Needs Inspires Him
The Today show weatherman and co-host shares the joys and lessons he's learned from his son, Nick.
Al Roker on the Joys of Fatherhood
The Today show weatherman and co-host discusses the challenges and rewards of parenting a child with special needs.
Bitty & Beau's Brews Possibility for People with Disabilities
The North Carolina coffee shop hopes to welcome you with a cup of Joe and a message of inclusivity.
Therapy Dogs Help Children with Autism at the Dentist
For kids with autism, a trip to the dentist can be extra stressful. Here's how one office is making it fun.
The Inspiring Story of Julia, Sesame Street's First Puppet With Autism
How the beloved children's series is using their newest puppet to break down barriers and send a message of acceptance.
She Created Jobs for Her Son and Other Autistic Adults
A mother finds a path to give her autistic son a purpose in his adult life.
What His Daughter's Brain Disorder Taught Pastor Chad Veach About Hope
The author of the new book Unreasonable Hope talks about the turning point in his family's fight against a rare brain disorder.
How Two Kittens Helped Her Daughter with Special Needs
Adopting the fearless felines helped the 11-year-old conquer her anxiety and gain confidence.
Sea of Angels
Her daughter had swum out too far and gone missing. She prayed for angels to assist her.
Casey's Angelic Career
Her special-needs daughter had so much to offer. Could she find a vocation for her?
Making the Most of God's Gifts
Her daughter was brave about her learning disability, braver than her mother.
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Smiling will boost your mood no matter what. The act of smiling itself will trigger the release of pain-killing, brain-happy endorphins and serotonin. Besides, it's easier to smile; it takes seventeen muscles to smile and forty-three to frown. Maybe laugh a little too.
