Hygiene
People with intellectual disabilities are often unaware of their personal hygiene. Teaching hygiene when they’re young may be helpful.
19 Kesä 202013min
Black Lives Matter and 22q11.2
Just some thoughts.
19 Kesä 202020min
Season 1 finale - The Cliffhanger! 😁
It seems fitting to end this season now - when the world awaits the current coronavirus Cliffhanger. May God bless you in your journey, and know that I truly believe that God sends extra angels to pro...
3 Huhti 202014min
Train of Thought
The thinking process can be interesting, and sometimes genuinely doesn't seem to make any sense. You can respond in different ways. That's YOUR choice, and, trust me when I say that can I say that emp...
20 Maalis 202013min
Always Thinking For Two
Thinking for two can be EXHAUSTING! I personally believe that it means we're not only amazing, we're also freaking brilliant! Here's why!
17 Maalis 202022min
Caretaker Guilt
A person with 22q11.2 will (most likely) not have the same level of productivity that you have or that you'd like. You may not be okay with that, but they will, and sometimes it causes guilt.
12 Maalis 202018min
Interview with Brooke, Sarah's sister.
Brooke is 23 years old, has her nursing degree and has a 6 month old baby. The interview got cut short, (my phone rang) but I was pretty much done. I hope something is beneficial to someone.
26 Helmi 202024min
