Stumble a Mile in our Shoes
We were never given a choice, but if we had been, I would choose Sean all over again, exactly as he is. Because even though...
Stephanie Brennellmaart 25, 2023
Navigating High School and College With Your Young Adult Low Vision Child
The “experts” never say anything about how your role as a parent changes when your child becomes a young adult. Out of all the books...
Chuck Wallsjanuari 31, 2023
The Loneliness of an Orphan Disease Diagnosis
A rare disease is defined as any disease that affects a small percentage of the population, often fewer than 200,000 people in the United States. ...
PRRFdecember 16, 2022
Sibling Revelry
“If you want to know how to treat a child with special needs, look at their sibling…they will show you.” I have no idea who...
Stephanie Brennelloktober 16, 2022
The Resilient Miracle
I was fifteen. It was the first day of my freshman year of high school. I was nervous, overwhelmed, and stressed out. I wasn't confident...
Jules H.september 16, 2022
What to Expect When You Don’t Know What to Expect
Sit back and be amazed. Your child is a gift. All children are amazing and special in their own ways. All children are unique. We have three boys, and...
Stephanie Brennelljuli 16, 2022
Focus on Advocacy
As soon as we faced the realization that Juliana would live a life of complete darkness, our first worry was how she would be able...
Karen Hooglandseptember 15, 2021
The Halbert’s Story
Presley has been learning how to walk with a cane and will soon begin learning Braille. She amazes us every day with how easily she...
The Halbertsaugustus 15, 2021
Meet Board member Charles “Chuck” Walls
When Chuck’s third child, Collin, sat too close to the TV, he and his wife thought that was merely unusual. The day after Christmas, when...
PRRFjuli 15, 2021
A Letter From Bev Hughes
My husband Rob and I were absolutely thrilled to welcome our third baby girl Rachael into our family. When she was 5 weeks old, we...
PRRFmei 15, 2021