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"Before I start my Occupational Therapy story, I want to talk about what occupational therapists..."
View Story"We are proud to nominate Kim Martus as an exceptional occupational therapist! Kim services Oakland County..."
View Story"I grew up in a family full of educators and felt drawn to special education. When I started college..."
View Story"I would like to nominate my friend Annie Wotowiec. She was a camp counselor of mine..."
View Story"Initially, I had never considered being an occupational therapist, however as I saw my grandfather progress..."
View Story"What does acceptance mean to me? As 3E Love says, everyone's disability story is unique..."
View Story"My son lives with CP daily and loves to interact with everyone he meets. Just be kind!"
View Story"Acceptance to me for my son means... giving him inclusion in settings and not making him..."
View Story"To me acceptance of persons should not just be favorable or approved on certain days but being accepted..."
View Story"To me, acceptance means seeing disability as something to be embraced rather than pitied..."
View Story"Acceptance comes from knowledge. The more one understands, the easier acceptance is possible..."
View Story"We have a special needs son and inclusion means acceptance to us. He is in 8th grade..."
View Story"January 20th is International Day of Acceptance. Today, I celebrate this guy and what 3E Love stands for..."
View Story"Acceptance means seeing lots of disabled folks who look like me in TV shows and movies..."
View Story"I am more than adequate and suitable for what I want to do or be in life. Self acceptance is being loving..."
View Story"I imagine a world where people with disabilities are empowered to be fully functioning members of a society..."
View Story"I'm so incredibly blessed to have people in my life who love & accept me wholeheartedly..."
View Story"My name is David Walters and I have Cerebral Palsy. I live my life every day with a smile and love in my heart..."
View Story"Riley Elizabeth Crum was February 15th, 2014. She is the sweetest baby girl you will ever meet..."
View Story"I celebrate acceptance for my students. My students have cognitive impairments that affect their learning..."
View Story"I hope that one day others will see the job that my daughter's smile brings me each day..."
View Story“Acceptance to me means being able to coexist in a world with people of all abilities without question..."
View Story"Almost six years ago my son, Sam, was aging out of the school system. Sam is non-verbal and autistic..."
View Story"I’m 27 years old and I’m a wife, a registered nurse, an athlete, a disability advocate, a published model..."
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