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FR is still my place for dad life and gear. The daily-to-weekly Harrison updates, Greenville trips, and advocacy stories now live on The Greene Affect. Here’s why, plus where to start. - Control Your iPhone with a Scrunched Nose or a Tongue Out with iOS 26
Apple is rolling out new accessibility controls in iOS 26 that let you map facial expressions to everyday actions on iPhone and iPad. Think raise your eyebrows to go Home, or pucker right to scroll down. If you like hands-free control or need alternative inputs, this one is worth a look. What this is Head… - Rare Disease Day 2025: When Rare is Your Everyday
Tomorrow, February 28th, 2025, is Rare Disease Day—a day that holds deep personal significance for my family. It’s a day to stand with millions worldwide, raising awareness and advocating for those living with rare conditions. It’s also a reminder that while each rare disease may affect a small percentage of people, the collective impact is… - Revisiting Last Year’s Adaptive TMNT Costume with Party Wagon Gait Trainer!
Halloween, a night of magic and wonder, holds a special place in the hearts of children worldwide. It’s a time when imaginations run wild, and little ones transform into their favorite characters, embarking on adventures fueled by creativity. For many kids, Halloween signifies more than just dressing up—it’s a chance to be part of a…
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MARVEL’S HERO PROJECT Featured 13-Year-Old Taekwondo Champ with Arthrogryposis
Last year, Disney+ and Marvel teamed up to turn real-life kids into superheroes with Marvel’s Hero Project. The Hero Project honored 20 young people doing amazing work in their communities. One episode of Marvel’s Hero Project featured Izzy, a 13-year-old taekwondo champion, who was born with arthrogryposis. Arthrogryposis causes the joints to become locked in…