CH CH CHANGES....

How have your views changed since having a child with special needs?

I was reading an article in the newspaper the other day and it was about how people’s views have changed with regard to the economy. It highlighted people who had well paying jobs who were laid-off and subsequently how their views on everything have changed. It was a pretty sudden change which is oftentimes how special needs happen.

One minute things are fine and the next minute not so fine.

I read a blog post recently that said in effect: One minute she was a person who pitied the moms who had a child with special needs and the next she was that mom and did not need any pity!

So…please share with us:

How have your views changed? What have they changed about? See you in the comments!

FRIDAY FACTS! GETTING TO KNOW YOU

Friday Facts! here on the Knowledge Safari blog have been wildly successful in highlighting a new segment of special needs. We aim to encourage learning and support through sharing information.

What area of special needs affect you and your family? What topic would you like highlighted for awareness? What topic would you like to learn more about?

Please share with us here in the comments section!

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HAVE A BLOG WE SHOULD KNOW ABOUT?

Hi there! Thanks for stopping by. We are busy working on building our new social network specifically catering to parents, grandparents, aunts/uncles, siblings and teachers of children who have special needs and for those living with special needs. You can get a sneak peak at:


www.knowledgesafari.com

In the meantime, we have opened up this blog so that we can get to know each other!

Do you write a blog or read a blog that we should follow? If so, please leave it for us in the comment section and we will add it to our blogroll. You will see that we have already added a few that we recommend.

Preferred topics include: special needs, autism, cerebral palsy, intellectual disabilities, food allergies, celiac disease, deafness, medical conditions, parenting and more.

We look forward to getting to know you and your friends soon!