Amy Armstrong
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Amy Armstrong
@Momologist
Momologist to a typical 30ur, 20yr w dx of Down syndrome IS LGS ASD Celiac disease and 15 yr twins. Advocate for special needs
Champaign Illinois Katılım Eylül 2009
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"Other people are doing it" is not a justification for being dishonest or disrespectful.
Character is more than who you are at your best. It's who you become when your peers are at their worst.
The heart of integrity is upholding your principles even if others abandon theirs.
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In unhealthy relationships, people only contact you when they need you. They treat your interactions as transactions that leave you feeling used.
In healthy relationships, people reach out when they think of you. They’re invested in your relationship and eager to be helpful.
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Education secretary Miguel Cardona warns against President-elect Trump’s vow to “get rid” of the Department of Education, saying that if that happens, “not everyone will have the same opportunity to succeed in this country.” nbcnews.com/news/latino/ca…
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at this point, I think Pennywise from IT is going to be in charge of health and human services.
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On the shoulders of her guardian Angie Heaton
Today I reminded the sweet girl, young woman, athlete, to have this mantra:
Patience
Ride your board
Be brave #divingsectionals #maroons #chambana
#champaigncentralhighschool

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Students first Athletes second
So proud of these girls for achieving both
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Grief is not a purely negative emotion. Over time, it becomes bittersweet—sadness is joined by love and gratitude.
Nostalgia is a healthy response to loss. Longing for the past motivates us to appreciate the present and improve the future.
The goal of coping is not to erase pain. It's to gain purpose.
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Resurgence Of 'R-Word' Alarms Disability Advocates - Disability Scoop disabilityscoop.com/2024/10/21/res…
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The attitude that helps most with intense stress is not mindfulness. It’s hope.
In hard times, it’s overwhelming to live only in the present. What brings strength is anticipating a brighter future.
Resilience lies in remembering that today's burdens may be lighter tomorrow.
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