My Career as a Benevolent Burglar: The Understated, Underrated Power of Contribution Posted on March 23, 2023 - 7:37 am by George Stern Editor’s note: George Stern, a college student and brilliant wordsmith who is deafblind, shares the lasting impact of contributing to his family as a child. 1: Through the Window, […]
A Mother’s Reflections on Parenting a Child with a Visual Impairment Posted on February 14, 2023 - 12:44 pm by LaQuesa Wright Editor’s note: Originally published in TX SenseAbilities in the spring of 2022, LaQuesa Wright reflects on parenting her young adult daughter with low vision. A Mother’s Reflections on Parenting a […]
Early Intervention with Lola: A Mother’s Perspective Posted on December 6, 2022 - 12:53 am by Meredith Howell Editor’s note: Meredith Howell reflects on learning that her daughter, Lola, has low vision and multiple disabilities. She looks back at the value of early intervention services and shares that […]
Parents Gain a New Perspective on Their Son’s Albinism at NOAH Conference Posted on November 8, 2022 - 12:38 am by Amy Lynn Smith When Brian and Danielle Ford learned their son, Benjamin, had albinism, they didn’t quite know where to begin. Brian shared his experience with APH FamilyConnect, writing about the diagnosis and […]
You Can Touch the Elf on the Shelf: A Letter from Santa Claus Posted on November 3, 2022 - 9:43 am by Admin Editor’s note: Santa gives permission to children who are blind or low vision to touch their “Elf on the Shelf.” We hope you utilize this updated post from parent Holly Bonner […]