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![When I Felt Different, part six](https://lauracrobb.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/header_different_series.jpg)
When I Felt Different, part five
I used to attend a camp for children with neuromuscular disease. I liked it some years. But I grew to not enjoy the camp sooner than most. There was no one reason I stopped going. It was a combination of the school calendar conflicting and my heart no longer...![When I Felt Different, part six](https://lauracrobb.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/09/header_different_series.jpg)
When I Felt Different, part four
I’ve already mentioned that my classmates loved to help me at school. I couldn’t tell you how it started or when, but I have memories of friends helping all the way back to kindergarten. Both of us saw the fun side most of the time. As friends were...![When Friends Care in Tangible Ways](https://lauracrobb.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/baseballgame.jpg)
When Friends Care in Tangible Ways
This isn’t a story about what we did or where we went. This is a real-life story about friends — when they cared, how they helped in tangible ways, and what that meant. I went to a baseball game earlier in the month. If you don’t know me, you might...![Breaking Through Barriers: When Expectations Affect Hope](https://lauracrobb.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/breakingthroughbarriers_header.jpg)