Special kids

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From foundations and grants to books, bikes and benefits - a big list of places that can help out with free stuff for kids with disabilities

The list of consequences for children who sit too long is a lengthy one and all are serious. So this one may seem like no big deal. But it is.

So you’re the sibling to someone with special needs. I bet it’s not easy being you. You’re just a kid yourself trying to figure out where you belong in this great, big world. But I know you’re destined for greatness. I know this because you are being taught the greatest lessons in life every single day without even knowing it. I know there are times when you might think it’s not fair. Maybe it seems like you’re the kid and a third parent. Maybe you feel like your sibling gets all the…

Photographer Hilary Gauld-Camilleri snaps the portraits each year to "shift people's perceptions and misconceptions" about people living with Down syndrome

Kinsley Peacock, from Sarasota, Florida, was just four years old when she was with retinoblastoma, an extremely rare and aggressive eye cancer, in 2018.