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Saturday, May 19, 2012

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Welcome to our grief and loss section of Mouse-aid. This area will host articles relating to travel and grief and loss. It is so difficult to plan to enjoy life when we lose those close to us. This section is dedicated to losing loved ones and how we go forward and celebrate their lives, traditions and precious memories. We invite everyone to send in their personal experiences with travel and dealing with grieving and loss they would like to share with us to Beth@Mouse-aid.com

Grief and Loss Library

Article Author Description

What To Do in an Emergency Tom (Pogo) Dealing with a planned trip and losing a loved one.

A Trip Cut Short and a Loved One Lost Angel Moore (Mickey's Angel) Discusses a vacation with a terminally ill parent and making the tough decisions.

From a Child's View Traci (Tinkerbellybutton) Deals with loss and understanding the needs of children

A Trip of a Lifetime With Terminal Illness
Tom (Pogo)
Join Tom as he shares the story of a client who longs for a lifetime of memories in a final trip

The Other Side of Autism

By: Beth Blancher, M.A.

Find out more about the feelings that parents, children and siblings who live with autism or Asperger’s rarely share. continued

If you are traveling with a disabled or ill child then Hayden's Corner is a must read. Follow along with Hayden's dad as they explore the Disney Parks providing critical information for families. Hayden was a "make a wish child" who's short life was enhanced by a wonderful trip to WDW. Hayden's dad, Kyle, shares their experience.

By: Beth Blancher, M.A.

When the topic is dyslexia, many question the importance of discussing their Disney vacation. Read along to find out more about the benefits of your Disney Vacation that can help combat dyslexia. (continued)

Disabilites and Disney

Join Angel Moore, (Mickey's Angel) as she shares her experience at Disney with her family and disabilities