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Honored to have Sekoe White, his step-mother Cathy, and Darryl our sign language interpreter to tape Episode 21 today. This is one I'd love people to check out via video on Facebook and YouTube. I hope you love meeting them as much as I enjoyed talking to them. Make Jan. 5th and Seeing Ability a podcast appointment!
Having some fun with possible new logo designs. Any thoughts?
Very excited to be recording Episode 21 today! It drops January 5th - with Sekoe White - an amazing coach, mentor, and leader. You won't want to miss it.
When Todd Crawford suffered a spinal cord injury, his life changed forever. But a community rallied around him. Now he’s motivating that community to help others.
Love seeing that Target has this wrapping paper!
Crawford Kids - few people ever plan to enter the world of disabilities. But some who do choose to pay it forward. Tune in this Friday for Episode 20 of Seeing Ability to learn how one Louisville man is helping a team fight for spinal cord injury patients.
This teenager bleeds Kentucky blue and has the name to prove it. Fourteen year-old Cawood and his dad talk wheelchair basketball, and his dream to one day be a broadcaster.
SUPER GUEST - It's not every day you have a super hero on your podcast. You won't want to miss Cawood Kuerzi and his dad as they talk wheelchair basketball, mullets, and things along the journey on Episode 19 this Friday.
He's all business in the front, but it's a party in the back. Big Blue fans - this guy is not named Cawood by accident. I can't wait to share Episode 19 with Cawood - and his father a week from today!
On my podcast the focus is not DIS-ability. This Thanksgiving, tell us what ABILITIES your child has that fill your heart with JOY and with GRATITUDE?
The conversations you have INSIDE your village are not always the same as OUTSIDE. Join us as we talk about the special needs journey with a panel connected by their dedication to Down Syndrome of Louisville.
2 Days out - She's strong, she's mighty, and Julie Torzewski is bringing her Down Syndrome of Louisville (DSL) peeps with her for Episode 18 out this Friday Nov. 17th. Listen in and share!
Tuesdays are not just for tacos. They are for shout-outs for our kiddos!
Kids Center 65th- Honored to be the Emcee for this great event. Loved seeing my Kids Center partner in crime Deidra May, Linda and Marty Manning, JR Greulich, Lisa Campbell, podcast guest Kristin Knable (Dancing Queen), Patty and Zach Thompson, and so many more. Louisville is lucky to have this place has helped families like mine for over 65 years. Also loved seeing Phil Marshall introduced as the new leader to chart the course for the next chapter at the Kids Center!
Let’s shout out about our kids.
Marie Kennedy has touched many with the story of raising her son. And Jimmy Kennedy is helping tell and share many stories with his JBK On Air podcast, which recently had Marie on for Episode 100. Join me as we laugh and share stories with this amazing mother and son duo!
2 Days - until mother and author Marie Kennedy joins me along with her son Jimmie.
Check our her beautiful book, listen in, and share this upcoming episode with others!
This book shares the thoughts, concerns, and unrelenting faith of a young mother whose son, Jimmy, was born with Cerebral Palsy. Jimmy -- a bright, exuberant, and loving child whose smile, makes you want to smile, just happens to have Cerebral Palsy. Jimmy's mother, Marie, believes in
Few things in the world match a Mother's Love. Super excited to have mother AND son on the podcast next Friday. You won't want to miss Marie and Jimmy Kennedy for Episode 17. Note - if you are a mom Kleenex might be a good idea too.
Let’s hop over to this great website and share our children’s victories!
What Sarah Richardson loved most about the Spina Bifida Association of Kentucky was the community she found for her daughter and herself. That turned into a mission to lead programming for this Kentucky nonprofit. Today she’s the new Interim Executive Director. Join me as she shares insights as a parent on this path.
Tune in Tomorrow - Episode 16 will feature the great work being done by the Spina Bifida Association of Kentucky!
Tuesdays are NOT just for Tacos. Tuesdays mean going over to this great resource to brag on your kiddos! Let's join in the celebrations big and small.
Had a great time doing an interview w Lisa Johnson from Been There Got Out on Instagram Live
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CyhE_3JOkjq/?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==
Dynamic Duo - coming next month for Episode 17. Had a great time taping this episode with MOM- Marie Kennedy- and her very entertaining son Jimmy. You won't want to miss this one!
Let's take our community over to this great resource to Toot our Tuesday horns a little!
Tri-athlete, brand ambassador, social media influencer. Caleb Prewitt has many titles. Join us in celebration of Down Syndrome Awareness month as he and his mom talk about their journey.
Role model - next Friday Caleb and his mom from Caleb's Crew will be on my podcast. If you know someone with a young child w Down Syndrome they won’t want to miss it.
FIRST INDEPENDENT 10K!!! 🏅
Once again, Caleb decided this morning that he wanted to run our 10K race “by himself”, so ok!
He did great, following the crowd (mom stayed enough ahead where he couldn’t see me to make sure he followed the course).
Finished in 1:26:50; just under 14-minute miles and we’ll take it 💪🏼 Got 2nd place in his age group to boot and he’s super proud of that.
Home for a big omelet and maybe some chocolate later on 😉
Great job buddy!
JTC Running 1st Place Sports Running VyStar Emerald Trail 5K & 10K Run/Walk/Ride
It's Tuesday - and it's time to send our community over to the folks at Parenting Special Needs Magazine to join in on Tuesday Triumphs. Let us know a recent proud moment in your journey!
Coming next week - Friday 10-6 check out Episode 15 with a true warrior mamma and her son. Caleb's Crew and their message of is one we all can learn from. Had a great time taping that episode last night. Comes out in 10 days! If you like what you hear - share it with everyone who could benefit. Our record is 25 shares of an Episode. Can we top it?
Overcomer Trip- had such fun last Saturday meeting the families of the Overcomer baseball league put on by the Kendyl and Friends Foundation. It won't be long before they start up basketball. Such a great group of people who see only ability in every child.
I am SUPER excited to have been invited to the Overcomers baseball game this coming Saturday put on by our friends at the Kendyl and Friends Foundation! I can't wait to meet these amazing kids, families, and volunteers.
Meet the Crew - they say it takes a village. But this is especially true for a family raising a child with a different path. You won't want to miss meeting Caleb's Crew on Episode 15 coming October 6th.
Sometimes when services aren’t there you just have to create them on your own. Nina Fuller did just that when she founded SMILE on Down Syndrome in Evansville, Indiana. Join me as Nina and two other parents share lessons learned raising children with Down Syndrome.
Let’s take our Touchdown Tuesday over to this great group at Parenting Special Needs magazine Leave a comment about some milestone your child is reaching!
Go Eric! You might remember Gina Wilson from WAVES in TN who shared in Episode 8 the story of how she found our her son had Down syndrome. That son - Eric - was just on a massive screen in Times Square New York last weekend. Way to go Eric!
SMILE - sometimes in life when you notice services are not there you have to go out and create them. Next Friday on Episode 14 you will meet Nina Fuller - pictured here with her daughters Tess and Hope- who is the founder of SMILE on Down Syndrome in Evansville, Indiana. You won't want to miss it!
COLLABORATION - I always try to avoid duplication when possible. I loved your comments for Touchdown Tuesdays. But - now I am going to be sharing THIS post each week from Parenting Special Needs Magazine and inviting the Seeing Ability family to still brag on your kids - but do so on this much bigger platform. Check it out - and check out their page and resources in general! And yes- for those paying attention I DO know it's now Wednesday!
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When Todd Crawford suffered a spinal cord injury, his life changed forever. But a community rallied around him. Now he’s motivating that community to help others.
This teenager bleeds Kentucky blue and has the name to prove it. Fourteen year-old Cawood and his dad talk wheelchair basketball, and his dream to one day be a broadcaster.
The conversations you have INSIDE your village are not always the same as OUTSIDE. Join us as we talk about the special needs journey with a panel connected by their dedication to Down Syndrome of Louisville.
Marie Kennedy has touched many with the story of raising her son. And Jimmy Kennedy is helping tell and share many stories with his JBK On Air podcast, which recently had Marie on for Episode 100. Join me as we laugh and share stories with this amazing mother and son duo!
What Sarah Richardson loved most about the Spina Bifida Association of Kentucky was the community she found for her daughter and herself. That turned into a mission to lead programming for this Kentucky nonprofit. Today she’s the new Interim Executive Director. Join me as she shares insights as a parent on this path.
Tri-athlete, brand ambassador, social media influencer. Caleb Prewitt has many titles. Join us in celebration of Down Syndrome Awareness month as he and his mom talk about their journey.
Sometimes when services aren’t there you just have to create them on your own. Nina Fuller did just that when she founded SMILE on Down Syndrome in Evansville, Indiana. Join me as Nina and two other parents share lessons learned raising children with Down Syndrome.
From a young age Kristin Knable had one thing that brought her true joy – and that was when she was dancing. She hasn’t let having Spina bifida hold her back in terms of pursuing her love and helping ignite that fire in other young people with different abilities. You won’t want to my conversation with this inspiring young lady.
Sonia Johnson and Theron Mackey love to work and help others find that same joy – even those with disabilities. Join us as they share how their innovative partnership can provide lessons that other nonprofits and companies can learn from. A must for parents of older kids with special needs who are figuring out the world of work. Special thanks to Dream Cleaning for their sponsorship of this episode.
Sally Travis knew what it was like to grow up with a disability and then got to see what it was like to teach those kids. Today she gets a third lens as a school counselor. Join me as she shares insights from all three perspectives.
EPISODE 5 - When Brad Meshell’s son was diagnosed with autism it shook him to his core. Today he is working and walking to change the way people see Autism and provide support to families like his.
Episode 03 - Get In the Ring with Dr. Doom Chuck "Dr. Doom" Dietzen Rehab physician, author, and champion of global healthcare access by day, pro-wrestler with the alter ego “Dr. Doom” on nights and weekends, you won’t meet many people like Dr. Chuck Dietzen. Join host Jim Littlefield-Dalmares as he chats with “Dr. Doom” about lessons learned from years working with families raising kids with special needs.
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