Kimberly Jensen
The Yellow Shirt
The bleachers were full of eager parents ready to watch their children perform in the annual "Foreign Language Festival" at
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Tina Marie McGrevy
Happy Birthday to Me
My birthdays have historically been a bust. As a child, the heaviest snow of the season always read more
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Hillary Key
A Friend of His Own
Once again we walked to our car parked under a night sky. Once again we left the hospital without
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Susan Farr-Fahncke
Letting Go
With every year of watching my son grow up, I am appalled at the desperation with which I... read more
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Pam Wilson
The Great Promise of Service Dogs
My son and I were walking through a store one day when we met a woman with a service dog in training. She greeted... read more
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Jennifer Graham
Doing My Best!
As I work with families whose kids are transitioning from special education to adulthood and life in the community, I offer them tips on being effective read more
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Michelle M. Guppy
Letter to Society
I thought it was thunder rumbling in those late hours of the night… The calm, peaceful thunder that keeps you slightly awake, but yet read more
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Runner Ups!
by Maureen O'Halloran Clark
Prognosis? Father Knows Better
It was September, 1956, and Dick Wieler's physician at St. Joseph's Rehabilitation Center in Omaha was discussing the sixteen-year-old's
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By recording the stories of our lives with the people we care about, we experience our history, hopes, and humanity. Since 2003, tens of thousands of everyday people have interviewed family and friends through StoryCorps.
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