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Diagnosing Disabilitiesmative, but occasionally the process is impeded by doctor denial or discomfort, family denial or discomfort, incorrect test results, complex symptoms, or lack of access to health care. Some families seek diagnoses, some accept diagnoses, and some become conflicted as certain members accept and other

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Moderately Intensive Grandparentinge while grandparents were responsible for trips to the park, ice cream counter, or matinee. Over time these once divergent roles have converged for many, but certainly not all, families. Studies have noted that as parenting has intensified, so has grandparenting. But the intensification of grandpare

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Managing Adult Childrenents may have conflicting ideas about parenting. When we asked, some grandparents said they face very little conflict either because all generations have the same parenting style, the grandparents are doing as their adult children instruct, or, as custodial grandparents they are in fact the only par

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Never Ending Care Work grandchildren with disabilities. Most of them are also caring for their other grandchildren, particularly the siblings of their grandchildren with disabilities. Sometimes those siblings get along, making their jobs a bit easier, other times siblings are at loggerheads, making grandparenting that mu

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Managing Views on Disabilitiesw people respond to disabilities. Despite the successes of the Disability Rights Movement, ableism is commonplace throughout the US. People with disabilities are often subjected to overt and covert discrimination, excluded, marginalized, and bullied. Negative reactions are often shaped by whether di

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