Liveblogging transcript: Blogging about our children with special needs

Thanks to Happy Katie for the liveblogging transcript of our panel. As almost everyone has mentioned, we could have stayed in that room together long into the night. I am so grateful to Shannon, Jen, Vicki and Kristina for participating, and to so many friends and fellow-bloggers for their insights, questions and general moral support.

Just a few links to the some of the incredible special needs bloggers in the audience (doing this from memory, so please forgive my lapses and fill in any I missed):

Kristin Spina, From Here to There and Back
Jordan Sadler, SLP, The Wonderwheel
Kari Dahlen, The Karianna Spectrum and Silicon Valley Moms. Find her excellent IEP post here.
Lori Yellow, Spinning Yellow
Christa Dahlstrom, Hyperlexicon
Stimey, from Stimeyland
Jen Myers, JennyAlice
Liz Ditz, I Speak of Dreams

Check 'em out, say hi, and tell 'em I sent you.

Comments

[TLC@SendChocolate]

There's mine,I was there, and asked a question, but didn't mention my blog URL

Send Chocolate

It was a great panel, thanks to everyone!

T.

[kyra]

thanks for the links!

[Account Deleted]

It was absolutely an amazing panel - lots of discussion afterward. Thank you!

[Lori at Spinning Yellow]

It was a fabulous panel! You, and the other fine ladies, were all great. I feel honored to have met you and the other bloggers.

For the record, did you mean for this to say my name is Lori Yellow, as if Yellow is my last name? It's not. I don't use my full name with blogging. My blog is called Spinning Yellow b/c my son used to spin a lot and he was obsessed with the color yellow (you know, the whole perseveration (sp?) thing).

[Ellen Gerstein]

Susan, I'm sorry I didn't get to see you after the panel to tell you how amazing it was. You're all incredible women and I'm glad I learned a bit more about your incredible children. Thanks to you and your panelists for a truly wonderful experience.

[carmen]

I was there and asked a question, but I'm not sure I mentioned my blog. I really got a lot out of the panel.