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Change Leader Marianne Russo

2016-11-10T10:12:07-05:00By Lauri Swann Hunt|Categories: blog, Ollibean Family, Ollibean Mama Spotlight|Tags: marianne russo, parenting, Special Needs Blog Talk Radio, the coffee klatch|

Change Leader Marianne Russo of The Coffee Klatch Special Needs Talk Radio answers our questions. We talk to her about why she started the Coffee Klatch interactive network and she answers our Ollibean Questionairre.

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Got Questions? Get answers from our disability-centric community.

Got Questions? Get answers from our disability-centric community.

2016-11-10T10:12:08-05:00By Ollibean|Categories: Forums|Tags: all disabilities, Attention Deficit Disorders, Autism Spectrum Disorders, cerebral palsy, community, deaf, developmental disabilities, Disability, down syndrome, epilepsy, forum, hard of hearing, mitochondrial disorders, muscular dystrophies, Ollibean, parenting, questions, rare or undiagnosed disorders, special needs, spinal muscular atrophy, vision impairment|

We’ve organized Ollibean so members can support each other in a very organic way. You will connect with others based on mutual interest in diffability related content.

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Jedd Hafer of Love and Logic ® answers your parenting questions

Jedd Hafer of Love and Logic ® answers your parenting questions

2016-11-10T10:12:11-05:00By Lauri Swann Hunt|Categories: blog, Editor's Picks, General, Lifestyle, Parenting, Think Tank|Tags: all disabilities, Autism Spectrum Disorders, cerebral palsy, developmental disabilities, down syndrome, Food allergies, hearing impairment, Jedd Hafer, Love and Logic ®, mitochondrial disorders, muscular dystrophies, parenting, rare or undiagnosed disorders, special needs, spinal muscular atrophy, visual impairment|

We recently had the pleasure of speaking with Jedd Hafer, of Love & Logic® and asked him some of our questions. Jed's one of those people that you start talking to and feel like you've known him forever.

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Seahawks GM John Schneider knows: Autism is a family diagnosis

2012-04-15T08:43:27-04:00By Ollibean|Categories: Articles, General, Lifestyle, Parenting|Tags: all disabilities, ASD, autism, Autism Spectrum Disorders, developmental disabilities, GM John Schneider, parenting, Seahawks|

RENTON — Ten-year-old Ben Schneider is a fun kid. He

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Love and Logic ®

2013-06-17T14:21:20-04:00By Ollibean|Categories: General, Parenting, Resources, Uncategorized|Tags: all disabilities, all kids, Attention Deficit Disorders, cerebral palsy, down syndrome, epilepsy, Food allergies, hearing impairment, learning disabilities, Love and Logic ®, medically complex, muscular dystrophies, parenting, parenting resource, parenting resources, rare or undiagnosed disorder, spinal muscular atrophy|

What Is Love and Logic All About? The Love and

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The Coffee Klatch

2016-11-10T10:12:19-05:00By Ollibean|Categories: Advocacy, General, Inclusive Education, Lifestyle, Parenting, Resources, Therapies|Tags: all disabilities, all kids, Attention Deficit Disorders, blogtalk radio, cerebral palsy, down syndrome, hearing impairment, inclusion, learning disabilities, marianne russo, mitochondrial disorders, muscular dystrophies, parenting, rare or undiagnosed disorders, resource we love, special needs, spinal muscular atrophy, the coffee klatch|

The Coffee Klatch started on a whim. I often speak

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Amy Sequenzia “Be Proud of Who You Are”

2016-11-10T10:12:19-05:00By Lauri Swann Hunt|Categories: Advocacy, blog, Editor's Picks, General, Parenting|Tags: "My Voice Autism Life and Dreams", "MY VOICE: Autism, advocacy, all disabilities, all kids, Amy Sequenzia, Attention Deficit Disorders, Autism Spectrum Disorders, cerebral palsy, developmental disabilities, down syndrome, epilepsy, Food allergies, hearing impairment, learning disabilities, medically complex, muscular dystrophies, Ollibean Think Tank, parenting, poetry, presume competence, rare or undiagnosed disorders, self-advocate, spinal muscular atrophy, visual impairment|

"Feeling sorry for our disabilities means not accepting ourselves. I feel sorry because disabilities rights are still lacking, not because I am disabled. My message is, hopefully, about our strength and similarities". Amy Sequenzia

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