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I just read my son a book called  The Yellow Star  - recommended to me by a friend at his school, who read it to their children. I think for me this sums up everything my parents ever taught me about "good" and "right" and being strong, and being a community member. It's how I always felt in my heart and how I want to teach my son to be. It's not just about "standing up for the little guy;" it's about being willing to put yourself out there to make a statement about justice. It's about knowing in your heart that you are part of a bigger community and you must act to support it even if you are not personally needing the direct support. The story was the legend of King Christian X of Denmark. The book acknowledges that the story in it's oral and written history, nor the version in this book, were fully true, but adapted version of an allegory for solidarity and support for ones brethren.  The author writes in the end notes: And what if we

Good Afternoon,  I just finished browsing through  byomyoga.blogspot.com , and I noticed that you provide some great informative resources for those dealing with developmental disabilities and their families.  A couple of years ago, one of my best friends gave birth to a child who has this condition, and supporting her through the process of learning about CP and creating the best possible life for him has shown me firsthand what families dealing with CP go through on a daily basis.  Because of this, I appreciate you offering so many helpful resources to the public on this topic. I would love to recommend another resource for your site,  http://www.thecplawyer.com/blog . The blog helps people whose children have been born with Cerebral Palsy understand their legal options. It also offers some great health and wellness information.  I hope you are having a great week. Thank you again for offering so many helpful resources for those with CP and their families. 

"The Accessible Yoga movement is introducing yoga to older adults and others not normally included in this largely young, white, middle-class movement: people with disabilities, ethnic minorities, those with different body types, and underserved communities. "Aging With Dignity travels to the Accessible Yoga Conference in Santa Barbara for its first video report. "Video reported and edited by Matt Perry" http://www.calhealthreport.org/2017/01/09/accessible-yoga/