Jan Collins
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Jan Collins posted a blog entry 22 hours ago
Thanksgiving
Some people think anyone with a disability probably doesn't have much to be thankful for. They're wrong! Besides the obvious things most humans share, such as people who care about them, special needs give us a sense of appreciation that others lack. For example if someone has lost certain... more »
Jan Collins posted a blog entry 23 hours ago
Thanksgiving
Okay, I know it's trite but I can't resist blogging today about things I'm thankful for. First there are the things I tend to take for granted but many people lack such as a roof over my head, adequate food to eat, and a much safer environment than lots of others in the world have. My health... more »
Jan Collins Submitted a ms today the old fashioned way, by snail mail. How long has it been since the last time I did that? The world has changed. 1 day ago via Twitter
Jan Collins Submitted a ms today the old fashioned way, by snail mail. How long has it been since the last time I did that? The world has changed. 1 day ago via Facebook
Jan Collins posted a blog entry Nov 21, 2009
Counting Our Blessings
A few weeks ago I blogged about how lucky we are because of all the technological advances that make the lives of people with disabilities much easier than they were in the past. We now have external things like motorized wheelchairs and digital hearing aids, internal devices like heart monitors and... more »
Jan Collins posted a blog entry Nov 21, 2009
Kathy Stemke's Suggestions
As promised, here are some fun activities Kathy Stemke, author of Moving Through All Seven Days, suggests to help young kids learn through movement. DINNER BELL String seven bells on a string with the each day of the week spelled out. Add a picture of the foods mentioned in the rhyme below. ... more »