In the media, people with disabilities often aren’t featured as main characters, if they are included at all, so we wanted to share some kid-friendly shows and movies to help teach kids about acceptance and inclusion. Representation in movies and TV shows is important because it shows people, especially younger kids, that not everyone will look or act the same way and that it is important to be accepting no matter what. 

An Interview With Seda Filenko As one of the first families dosed with gene therapy, what were some of your thoughts, feelings, hopes, fears, anything you really considered as you made the decision to enroll in the trial? The idea…

May is Ehlers Danlos Syndrome (EDS) Awareness Month, so today I’m sharing my experience with the condition. I have hypermobility type EDS (hEDS), but there are 12 other types of EDS...

We love aquatic therapy and we love Swim Angelfish, a swim therapy program in our area. Our 4 year old son, Ned, has been a devoted "swimmer" for nearly 2 years. Not only is swimming wonderful exercise and a meaningful confidence builder, the angelfish team is exceptional.