Disorder

To the Helpers Who Walk My Daughter Down the Hallway

Eileen Flood OConnor

When the Doctor Said a Word We'd Never Heard Of

Ann T. Ribaudo

To the Sister Who Gave Students With Special Needs a Chance When It Seemed No One Else Would

Mardra Sikora

5 Things I've Learned from Having a Disability

Alyssa Silva

Husband Says First Words to Wife 15 Years After ALS Took His Voice

Not Impossible Now

To the Kindhearted Baker Who Helped My Son With Autism

Jenny Lexhed

To the Woman in the Grocery Store Who Noticed What Was Special About My Baby

Maureen Mills

This Teen With Down Syndrome Just Received a Late (but Amazing) Christmas Card

megangriffo

How I'm Learning to Accept I'm Not the Dad I Expected To Be

Mark Campbell

If You Want to Know How to Treat a Child With Autism...

Rachael Slough

Why an Ordinary Question From a Stranger in the Park Meant the World to Me

Erika Chwalik

Why I Want Your Children to Ask Questions About My Disability

Alyssa Silva

To the People Who Stare, Whisper and Judge When My Child 'Misbehaves' in Public

Dawn Murray

When a Young Man in the Parking Lot Showed My Daughter Immense Kindness

Piotr Skonieczny

Why I'm Marking This Unorthodox Anniversary With Cupcakes and Wine

Kelly Kennedy

To the Angel in Line Who Heard a Woman's Awful Rant About My Friend in a Wheelchair

Mandy Ree

To the Mom in the Grocery Store Who Smiled at Me When My Son Had a Meltdown

Danielle Bee

When a Simple Conversation About My Daughter Changed My Whole Day

Courtney Westlake

When a Woman With an Intellectual Disability Taught Me Something a Doctor Couldn't

Judy Pamer

To My Sweet Daughter, Please Don't Give Up on Your Brother With Autism

Kathy Hooven

To All the Parents of Sick Children, I See You

John Busick

To the Me Who Thought I Could Fix My Son's Autism

Carrie Cariello

To the Mother Who Chose Me to Adopt Her Baby With Down Syndrome

Rebekah Moilanen

To the Target Employee Who Treated My Son With Down Syndrome With Dignity

Karyn Slater

When My 2-Year-Old With Down Syndrome Met a Grown Up Like Him at the Hair Salon

Anne Penniston Grunsted

These Cards Are Trying to Make Life Easier for Drivers With Autism

The Mighty Staff

When I Have to Choose One Child's Medical Needs Over the Other's

Heather Connor

How I'm Learning To Be the Stepdad My Son With Autism Deserves

Matt Harken

To the Teacher Who Said, ‘Only White Children Have Autism’

Dr. Kerry Magro Ed.D

With One Beautiful Sentence, a Stranger Perfectly Explained My Daughter's Differences

Julia Trecanao