Nicole Workman, MCBDD Published 12:05 p.m. ET April 19, 2020 Nolan Levy(Photo: Submitted) Emily and Ron Levy were just getting used to parenting when they found out that they were going to have their second child Continue reading →

HOMESTEAD (KDKA) As the Coronavirus lingers on, we continue to see neighbors helping neighbors. That was evident today in Homestead where volunteers gave out hundreds of meals at Barrett Elementary to people who may need a little extra help. It helps the community so much because none of us are working are were trying to keep safe like were told, Lois Mahnone said. Continue reading →

Deadline has confirmed that Universal is developing a feature take on Mark Watson and Oliver Haruds 2015 graphic novelDan and Sam from Picador publishing. Japanese director Hikari, who helmed the Berlin Film Festival Audience Award winner 37 Seconds,will direct. The drama, which follows a young Japanese woman who suffers from cerebral palsy, was acquired by Netflix which streamed it earlier this year Continue reading →

Young disabled woman in a wheelchair playing with dog and friends. I have cerebral palsy and depression. I live with cerebral palsy. Continue reading →

After more than three weeks in lockdown, every one of us is no doubt feeling the effects. But for anyone with learning disabilities, being isolated for so long can be particularly difficult. ITV News has heard from those struggling to understand the drastic changes in their day-to-day lives, which have left them feeling frustrated and frightened. Continue reading →

The people who work with him cant wait to get him back. MIDDLETOWN Close to 100 cars, many decked out with signs and balloons, formed a procession from the Newport Vineyards to the Island Drive home of Dr. James Valente late Saturday afternoon Continue reading →

Prince Harry and Meghan. The duke praised superparents for spinning so many plates, juggling so many balls. Photograph: Rex The Duke of Sussex has spoken out to highlight the plight of children with complex medical needs during the coronavirus pandemic and to make it more clear and obvious to government that they should be classified in the vulnerable bracket. Continue reading →

To Lori Wells in Mullica Hill, N.J., the strict observation of social distancing is particularly important for her family. Her older daughter, Claire, has a history of pneumonia and respiratory illness, and spent time in the hospital on oxygen last summer. Claire, 18, a senior at Clearview Regional High School, also has Down syndrome. Continue reading →