Category Archives: Teens With Special Needs
The flu shot is not just about you—it’s about those around you too!
This is the second post in a three-part series about the influenza virus, vaccine and kids. This year I have an especially important reason to make sure that I—and the rest of my family—get the flu shot. A few months ago, … Continue reading
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Leaving Home for University or College… With a Disability
Is your teen considering flying the coop to attend university or college? For many parents this creates a whole new list of worries and anxieties. Maybe a part of you is looking forward to your teen going away. But chances … Continue reading
Andrea Scott RN
Carolyn Wilkie, RN
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Sarah Flynn RN
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