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Kensington Books
Language
English
Pages
278

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Subjects
Parents of children with disabilities, Children with disabilities, Diabetes in children, Parent and child

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Cover of: You Will Dream New Dreams
You Will Dream New Dreams: Inspiring Personal Stories by Parents of Children With Disabilities
April 1, 2001, Kensington
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You will dream new dreams: inspiring personal stories by parents of children with disabilities
2001, Kensington Books
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Table of Contents

What can I say? -- Geralyn Anderson Arango
How to be my daughter's friend -- Melissa J. Himelein
Life is good -- Susan Sivola
Hope for little hearts -- Lenore Cameron
He has stars in his eyes -- Hope C. Thorpe
Looking toward the future unafraid -- Terrin Pelham
Too much reality -- Pamela Simmons
Aidan's gift -- Valle Dwight -- The
future is now -- Albert Freedman
Redefining perfection -- Carol Driver
Getting to know my son -- Karen Ciaccio
Trust your instincts -- Carol Gordon
It's okay to have hope -- Lynne Gregorio
I have learned ... -- Eric C. Last
Hard choices -- Laura Salomons -- A
trophy of grace -- Leslie Neugent
Go ahead and lose control -- Colleen Jesaitis
Talk to me -- Karen Scoggins
Learning to cope -- Melody Stebelton -- An
evolution of emotion -- Casey Cunningham
Beyond the diagnosis -- Mary Stephens
I am a father -- Christopher J. Beveridge
Our journey -- Donna Cohen
What to say -- Sandra Assimotos-McElwee /
"Mother seems overly concerned" -- Caryle Seim
Skip the guilt -- Janice M. Block
Readiness -- Cindy Daniel
Turning obstacles into triumphs -- Diane Stonecipher
Being Kip's mom -- Melody Grant
Dreams -- Ann Waldrop
Having everything -- Jan T. Skoby
Be a parent first -- Jo Ann Spencer -- The
perfect daughter -- Michael T. Bailey
Silver linings and everyday clothes -- Joan Killough-Miller
Raising answers -- Julia Shure
Double whammy -- Carolyn Carasea
Welcome to the world -- Nancy E. Holroyd
"Normal" lives -- Karen L. Higginbotham
Finding our way -- Nate Terrell
Parent support to the rescue -- Jennifer Titrud
Unconditionally yours -- Elaine Tillman
I wish... -- Barbara J. Ebenstein
Survival skills -- Paula Holdeman -- A
change of plans -- Janis Cloakey
Time -- Mary Jane Kitchens
Lessons from our life with Matt -- Joyce Millard-Hoie -- and -- John Hoie -- The
woman in the picture -- Carolyn Schimanski
Congratulations! -- Jennifer M. Graham
Journal entries -- Anonymous
Different dreams -- Kim Kaster
Traveling a different path -- Maureen S. Penton
Chicken soup for the special family's soul -- Carolyn Anderson -- The
green bike -- Sally Cash Ragsdale -- The
journey -- Jillian K. Welch -- The
ride -- Susan Helling -- The
rudest awakening -- Robert A. Naseef
Get over it! -- Jo Ann Simons
Mission of love -- Trena Tremblay
Welcome to Holland -- Emily Perl Kingsley
We let them lead us -- Nathan Elbaum -- and Louise J. Elbaum
When my daughter became blind -- Mary McHugh
You are not alone -- Patricia McGill Smith
Lessons learned -- Donna L. Roberts.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
649/.151
Library of Congress
HQ759.913 .Y68 2001, HQ759.913.Y68 2001

The Physical Object

Pagination
xix, 278 p. ;
Number of pages
278

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL3967265M
Internet Archive
youwilldreamnewd00stan
ISBN 10
1575665603
LCCN
2001273219
OCLC/WorldCat
46860604
Goodreads
156331

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