Posts Tagged ‘lucky fin project’
A very special Finding Nemo The Musical experience
For years, our visits to Animal Kingdom Theme Park at Walt Disney World Resort must include two things: Riding Expedition Everest and seeing a showing of Finding Nemo The Musical. Finding Nemo became a big part of our lives ever since Jordan was born. Back when she was a newborn and Cameron was in the…
Read More +Celebrate differences during Limb Loss Awareness Month
It doesn’t come with a lot of shirts or ribbons but today, the Amputee Coalition launches its fifth year of Limb Loss Awareness Month. This year, the organization is looking to help prevent older adults from amputations by checking for possible circulatory problems in feet. It’s not the focus many families have when it comes to limb loss…
Read More +Let's Watch the 3D Printed Hand Movement Grow
It is incredible to watch the growth of how people use 3D printing for good. I’ve talked about how cool it is in the past, but I wanted to make sure Born Just Right families know about a new movement that is making it possible for many more kids and adults with hand differences use…
Read More +A growing, yet fractured, community
I’ve talked about the special needs world during public speeches and here on this site regarding a constantly changing face of the community. Social networking is a huge reason why so many more families and members of the special needs world can connect with each other. I have learned SO much from so many other…
Read More +Lucky Fin Bracelet Winners!
Congrats to the five winners of Born Just Right’s first ever giveaway. I teamed up with Molly over at the Lucky Fin Project to offer you a chance to win one of her fabulous and special bracelets. And the five winners are: Janet Carlson Elle Ellis Patty Tracey Shannon DaGrossa I’m so excited! To the…
Read More +Lucky Fin Project
I love finding community. I can tell you that a thousand times and I still want to say it again. I love finding community on a professional and personal level… especially when it comes to getting to know more families of kids with special needs… Obviously I am attracted to getting to know families with…
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