Specialneeds Stories

My sister, Katie, has autism. It's a condition where no person with it is quite the same. It can effect the way they act, speak, and react in certain situations. The cause of autism is unknown, and there's no medication to cure it. I wanted to write down what it's like to have someone like her in your family, because it's quite interesting.

A short memoir of my (current) life while growing up with my developmentally disabled older brother.

An 8-year-old just became the newest intern at Grey Sloan. No one is prepared. With a medical degree in hand and a list of hidden medical needs, Charlotte "Charlie" White is a genius in a child's body. For Chief Bailey, she's a logistical nightmare. For the other doctors, she's either a lost kid or a fascinating mystery. And for Charlie? It's her chance to finally have a home, even if she has to out-stubborn a whole hospital of surgeons to get it. Follow the chaotic, brilliant, and heartwarming journey of the smallest doctor Seattle Grace has ever seen. (A Grey's Anatomy Fan Fiction)

I am a stay at home mom to two beautiful children, and my husband and I have faced many issues in raising them. This book is just some of our stories.

Dedication To My Baby Brother Kenneth Dabney .!

Emma Lightwood is a 16 year old girl, with Cystic Fibrosis, Autism, and ADHD, who sees the world differently, never realised that there are supernatural beings out there. She is in for the shock of her life when new students start at her school with a secret that will change her life forever, especially when one of them takes a liking to her.

Dedicated to anyone who has a special need, has a disability, or just needs some cheering up.

Hi everyone I'm going to tell you all about me and my Special needs/handicap life.

Abernathy is now part of the X-men and Kitty thinks they need code names like everyone else. Jean thinks that Kitty is rushing into things, particularly since there are no plans on sending out a non-mutant. Some strange things are also going on around town. Disclaimer - I don't own X-Men Evolution or G.I. Joe: Sigma 6. Original publication date 05-30-2008.

New! 💫 Are you searching for a mature romance that's completed? This book dedicates chapters to writers with completed work in the romance genre. I have not read these stories but they are mature stories that contain sex but are not erotica or smut. Sex is not the focus of the book but a tool to help you connect to the love the characters are feeling. The stories I have requested feature a story that could survive without the sex scenes. I have also asked for sub genres. If you've read the book feel free to leave a positive and productive review in the chapter dedicated to the writer. I have the authors permission to feature their work and they sent me their bio's.

Imagining how it feels to be the person with the disabilities. Always getting bullied because of how you look, your height,your weight,your popularity, and even your family.

"You're blind," Edward muttered almost to himself, shame washing over his body like a cold bath. Biglang humupa ang galit sa kanyang katawan at para bang siya'y nahilo. "Salamat sa pa-memo, ha? Hindi ko kasi alam!" May galit na sabi ng babae. "Black belter ako kaya wag na wag mong susubukan pang pumasok." "Shit...I-I'm sorry!" Nabubulol na sabi ni Edward. "Ano?!!" Tanong ng babae. Inilapit nito ang tenga na para bang hindi makapaniwala sa narinig. "Ha?! Nagsosorry ka? Nasa episode ba ako ng Wish Ko Lang na biglang ayaw mo na magnakaw kasi di mo pala kayang magnakaw sa bulag na walang kalaban laban? Nakakainsulto, kung alam mo-" "No, teka lang." Pagtigil niya sa sinasabi ng babae. "It's a misunderstanding, hindi kita ninanakawan. I'm taking three steps back. You're safe, okay? I can explain." Nanatiling nakanganga ang babae na para bang hindi pa siya sigurado kung nangyayari ba talaga ito. "Magpaliwanag?!" The girl screeched, too high pitched for Edward's liking. "Magpaliwanag kung pano ka biglang nakapasok sa loob ng apartment ko? Ay paktay na, gandang storya nito, I can't waaait to hear it."

In the world we live in today, speaking seems to be the only way one knows how to communicate; as if it is the only way to communicate- or is it? There are many unique children, scattered around the world, who are labelled as, "special needs", or "autistic", or ADHD. And these labels usually come with a negative stigma attached to them. But, what if- what if these children were just... different? What if these children are here, to show us a different, and more unique way of living. What if they are not in need, of "special attention"? What if they are just: special. This fictional (or is it?) short story , is geared to change your perception about these children, and your view point on communication, and the way we as human beings- speak.

In a group home for developmentally delayed individuals a core group of workers attempt to deal with the stress of their jobs.

What happens when stars fall to the earth? Surely their music doth not fade, surely the light in their eyes keeps shining. Surely adolescence and gaiety stays forever with them, yet gleaming with wisdom and faith. We sing our songs and we dance under the light of our peers. When we fall, we pick ourselves up. Surely stars do the same... If you do like this, please leave a supportive comment! I would like to know if you guys want more or not~

Raine is a girl who lives with Cerebral Palsy. Cerebral Palsy effects your muscles and your brain. She is secretly judged and sometimes its not so secret.

A poem for my family

This story is about a girl, Yumi who finds herself ends up in a school for kids with "special needs" the moment she wake up the next day. There are two categories of student in the school, which are the delinquents and the ones with illness. She is not interested in making friend with any of the students in the school, so she avoids them all the time to prevent all kind of friendship. She is somehow moved a little by an albino kid who shared the same room as her and her behaviour to her surrounding starts to change slowly as things happens.

working within special needs our truth