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“I am not broken, I do not need fixing” – Myles Himmelreich
Go Myles!
What is FASD Success?
Thank you Yvonne our sacred breath What does success for our children with Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder look like? Most often it looks like nothing to those who do not know the struggles and challenges we face and that sometimes what seems like no big deal to others, is a huge deal in our world.Continue reading “What is FASD Success?”
NOFAS
Organizing and creating a collaborative unified voice of FASD prevention and support Kathleen Tavenner Mitchell National Organization on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (NOFAS), Washington, DC, USA Objectives: NOFAS has successfully organized 41 national and international affiliates. NOFAS serves as a liaison to all federal agencies that address FASD, FASD researchers and has partnerships with key professional groups suchContinueContinue reading “NOFAS”
It took a judge’s eye (and heart).
Red Shoes Rock honors the FASD pioneer – Juvenile Judge Hon. Susan Carlson – Thank you! Susan Shepard Carlson is founder of the Minnesota Organization on Fetal Alcohol Syndrome, a retired Hennepin County judicial officer and former first lady of Minnesota. Twenty years ago, the Hon. Susan Carlson, JD had a big idea: toContinueContinue reading “It took a judge’s eye (and heart).”
Red Shoes Rock and 99 Days to FASDay
20 Years of FASDay – Red Shoes Rocks steps us up to the celebration finish line building awareness #FASD #REDSHOESROCK our sacred breath On June 1 the international movement to bring awareness to Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder began with the start of Red Shoes Rock to Stop FASD and the 99 Days to FASDay. ThereContinue reading “Red Shoes Rock and 99 Days to FASDay”
Meet Val – #12 of 90 Real People with #FASD
Originally posted on FASD WITH HOPE:
MEET VAL – I’m sober since 2005. And despite losing all my family I have maintained my sobriety…I trusted professionals and still do and today “Thanks to professionals, I can help others in many ways….I encourage people…I continue to look for a brighter side to life. MY STORY –…
Meet Christopher – #46 of 90 Real People. Real Lives. #FASD
Originally posted on FASD WITH HOPE:
MEET CHRISTOPHER – I am passionate about music: creating, discovering and sharing the positive benefits it has for people with developmental disabilities, especially those with an FASD diagnosis. I am fascinated with the brain, how it works and how music effects it. I love animals, museums, go karts, theatrical…
Meet Tisha – #44 of 90 Real People. Real Lives. #FASD
Originally posted on FASD WITH HOPE:
Mac got really excited when Tisha decided to run with us! She is from South Africa – so on his way around the globe he stopped by to pick her up. MEET TISHA – Tisha is 20. She came into our family at 10 weeks old as she was…
Meet Vicky #30 – 90 Real People. Real Lives. #FASD
Originally posted on FASD WITH HOPE:
We are doing this Vicky and TODAY is your day — You are runner number 30 – Thank you so much for sharing your story and stepping out to run with Mac! MEET VICKY – I grew up in the foster care system and no one talked about FASD…