Theo's Story: Sweet and Sassy
Born with a Vein of Galen aneurysm, this opinionated eight-year-old gets the support he needs to thrive through Medicaid.
reflections
9 articles
I Wish I Were a Battery (by Jeneva Burroughs Stone)
I wish I were a battery, so I could plug in and recharge. I posted this on Facebook today, and
To my son, on the eve of his first day of kindergarten (by Ali Chandra)
I never thought I’d get to write this to you, and so I’m not sure quite what to
Any of Us Could Be a Refugee (by Jeneva Burroughs Stone)
Reports by the New York Times, Huffington Post and Yahoo News, among a myriad of additional media outlets regarding the
Affordable Healthcare is the Bedrock of American Self-Reliance (By Jeneva Stone)
The spring of 2010, when the Affordable Care Act was signed into law, was preceded by a hard winter for
From Parent to Ally: Listening to the Experts on Autism (by Daya Chaney Webb)
“The greatest tragedy that can befall a child with Autism is to be surrounded by adults who think it’s
Confronting my own ableism as the parent of a child with complex medical needs (by Tasha Nelson)
The realization hit hard, like a punch to the gut. Almost as hard as the day I learned my son
Keep Health Care in Mind When You Vote (by Jodi Aleshire)
It's the eleven year anniversary of my diabetes diagnosis and the government still wants me dead! My brand
January (by Tasha Nelson)
Medical parents will know exactly where I’m going the second I say the following, “January is coming.” January is
My Son is in Hospice and his Healthcare Matters (by Tonya Prifogle)
My 7-year-old son Colton is in hospice. Our entire family has been gathered around his bedside for weeks. His health,