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What If We Choose a Different Way?

  • Post published:August 17, 2022
  • Post category:Disability/Healing
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  • Post author:Amy Julia Becker

We live in a culture that values: Productivity over people Intellect over empathy Individual over community Competition over compassion Invincibility over vulnerability Isolated achievement over mutual giving and receiving Control…

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Camp PALS | Penny in Her Own Words

  • Post published:August 3, 2022
  • Post category:Disability/Down Syndrome
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  • Post author:Amy Julia Becker

Penny had a chance to go to Camp PALS with her friend Rachel after two years of waiting due to Covid. PALS is one of the places where Penny comes…

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Penny’s Take on Hope Heals

  • Post published:July 29, 2022
  • Post category:Disability/Down Syndrome/Faith
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Okay, this is my final (for now) post about Hope Heals Camp last week. I started out planning to tell you all about it in one post, and here we…

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Hope Heals Camp: When We’re Seen

  • Post published:July 28, 2022
  • Post category:Disability/Faith/Family
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Seen. That was the word written underneath my plate at the Hope Heals banquet.  Other people had words like beloved, cherished, known. All three of our kids picked up their…

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Read more about the article Hope Heals Camp: Believing Something Good

Hope Heals Camp: Believing Something Good

  • Post published:July 27, 2022
  • Post category:Disability/Faith
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I went into last week with a hard, seemingly hopeless situation, even as I was invited to teach the kids about hope each day at Hope Heals Camp.  “Hope is…

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Read more about the article Hope Heals Camp: Belovedness and Belonging

Hope Heals Camp: Belovedness and Belonging

  • Post published:July 26, 2022
  • Post category:Disability/Down Syndrome/Faith
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Hope Heals Camp exists as a place where families affected by disability can receive rest, resources, and relationships. As Jay and Katherine Wolf, co-founders, say, Hope Heals seeks to “disrupt…

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To Be Made Well at Hope Heals Camp

  • Post published:July 25, 2022
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Last week at Hope Heals Camp was incredible, and it was so beautiful to see To Be Made Well there inside all the welcome bags for families at the camp.…

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Acknowledging the Harm Inherent Within the Abortion Debates

  • Post published:July 20, 2022
  • Post category:Current Events/Disability/Privilege and Race
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When the Supreme Court decided to push regulations around abortion back to the states, it set off a cascade of opinions and responses. Many pro-life activists celebrated while pro-choice folks…

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We’re at Hope Heals Camp

  • Post published:July 18, 2022
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Last year, we took a big trip out west to Utah and Wyoming. In the past, we’ve taken our kids to Martha’s Vineyard and met up with friends in Virginia…

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Read more about the article Telling a New Story About Disability
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Telling a New Story About Disability

  • Post published:July 13, 2022
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There’s a mindset around disability that says things like: People with disabilities are always suffering. People with disabilities are a burden. A life with a disability is not a full…

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