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The Enduring Power of Parent Connections
By Kim Shauer I saw a meme recently of “the best relationships are the ones you never saw coming” from the Minds Journal. https://themindsjournal.com/the-best-relationships-are-the-ones-you-never-saw-coming/. This has resonated for me in many aspects of life, but the most unforeseen have to … Continue reading
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Sevak’s Journey
By: Simrit Judge My name is Simrit Judge and my son Sevak is 10 years old. Sevak was born hard of hearing with additional needs. Throughout my pregnancy in Edmonton, we were unaware of any complications. Doctors did tell us … Continue reading
Supporting Deaf Children with Multiple Challenges: A Parent Perspective
This article first appeared in the Oxford University Press. Author’s note to readers: This was a difficult article to be asked to write as I have not personally lived the experience as a parent of a deaf child with additional … Continue reading