We even had some parents join us in our first run of the flashmob. They loved it. Our kids loved it. The school community loved it!

A number of teachers have said "I've never heard him speak before".
This started a a big idea I knew what I wanted to achieve but it was scary and I needed help. I asked for help and people have it. Be brave enough to try

We wanted people to know what it can feel like to feel confused, alone, left out, like other people get it.. and they did. It was a powerful assembly and I couldn't be more proud of my kids. In fact the boy who hosted the majority of it - and asked to speak.

Hahaha I'd read what you meant - didn't even see the typo!!

My students love Bluey. Plus it is wholesome cartoon that deals with some big issues. They were so excited and happy

Good luck with it all.

Sometimes you don't even do that well thanks to the changing landscape that is #MS. What you can do one day, you might not be able to do the next - without warning!

I think Bitesize do it pretty well. I'm not sure you can understand menstrual cycles without knowing about the 4 hormones
www.bbc.co.uk/bitesize/gui....

Thanks for reminding me!

Me too

Hahaha - it won't make me famous just help some kids with disabilities be seen, heard, and feel proud

Thanks. I just don't think we can ever complain that people don't understand #MS unless we talk about it