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Jun
18

Who Really is Speaking for Medical Care for Our Most Vulnerable in This Secret Health Care Bill?

Category: No Non-cents Nanna's Blog Tags: 1990 Affordable Care Act, all Senator Cory Gardner, Colorado Healthcare Reform, Obamacare, Obamacare Repeal Bill, proposing to cut and cap Medicaid, vote NO on any cuts and cap to Medicaid, what cutting Medicaid could mean for people with disabilities, who will speak for American's most medically vulnerable, why should Americans be concerned about healthcare reform bill 2 Comments

You may or may not be aware of the fact that the Affordable Medical Care Act in the United States will be changing. Will it be for better or worse? No one seems to know for sure leaving us family members of our most vulnerable loved ones with special needs feeling afraid. I wonder if any one will speaking for the real needs of those who have significant enough disabilites to those secret meetings of the 13 senators working on health care reform.

Jun
17

By Malika Bourne

Introducing the Man in the Wheelchair to the New Neighborhood

Category: Colorado Springs Events, No Non-cents Nanna's Blog Tags: Amber service dog in training, introducing kids to man in wheelchair, robot legs, setting b oundarries with neighbor kids, wheelchair Leave a Comment

My son, the service-dog-in-training and I moved last Sunday to an amazing new neighborhood. We have a sliding door with a little patio that opens up to fresh air and a world of friendly neighbor kids. It is time to meet the neighbor and with all of their questions about David’s wheelchair and his dog. All children have innocent curriosity that deserve honest answers along with boundary setting for the dog and the kids.

May
17

By Malika Bourne

What Would You Do If I Sang You a Tune?

Category: No Non-cents Nanna's Blog Tags: businessballs.com quote on singing, early childhood education, mental health benefits from singing, sing a song to memorize a list, sing songs to transition gorups of children, sing to children to re-direct, singing affects on brain and body, songs with tune to help us learn memorize, Time Magazine quote on singing, What phsyical benefits from singing Leave a Comment

If you did not have cover your ears when I sang one of my little ditties you would know what mood I was in or you would learn something. Pleasantly singing your words like “it is time to take a seat” is far more effective than yelling “sit down and shut up!”

OUCH! Did I type that?

Singing the the Children’s Choir when I was 3 years old taught me so many skills such as standing up straight and keeping out of mischief. That singing experience gave me confidence. ( I was the little one on the left behind the man in the glasses. I had no other singing pictures of my own I wanted to use.)

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