Past Features
Tamisha's Way
March/April 2013 On a bitter cold February morning, Tamisha Walker huddled at a bus stop, chatting with three other young women. The conversation ranged from Facebook to favorite books and movies.... read more
A Grateful Heart
January/February 2013 When Talon Troxel was three, he went from having a vocabulary of 500 words to zero, and refused to eat just about anything put in front of him. When his younger brother, Caden... read more
The Wonderful World of Technology
March/April 2012 A touch of the finger on a computer screen. A command, made only with the eyes. For children with physical and cognitive disabilities, such movements, sometimes more easily... read more
License To Live
January/February 2012 License to Live The first day of November 2011 dawned crisp and clear. Jordan Christman, 19, roused himself and dressed for what would be a full morning. By 8:15 a.m., the... read more
A Life Redefined
November/December 2011 Christmas Day 2009. Ron Moyer and his wife Lin were heading home to East Stroudsburg after visiting a friend in a hospital when Ron started getting chills. He chalked... read more
The Sweet Smile of Success
September/October 2011 Little Emaline Musson from Bozeman, Montana, has come a long way at a very young age. The captivating one-year-old, whose parents traveled cross-country for help,... read more
Keeping the Faith
July/August 2011 Alyssa Armstrong was always one of those kids who pushed the envelope. Vibrant and athletic, she was a fearless soccer player and constantly on the go with her friends. So... read more
A Nurse Reflects
April 2011 (Pediatric nurse Jamie Zanelli, RN, shares her thoughts on the care and progress of Wes Schlauch who was featured in the May/June 2011 issue of Sweet Charity .) By Jamie Zanelli, RN... read more
Tommy's Back
March/April 2011 He was only 19, but Tommy Slattery had plans. He was working in his father’s plumbing and heating business, and was scheduled to start classes at Lehigh Carbon Community... read more
Her Longest Race
January-February 2011 For 12 years, Patti O’Donnell was an Irish step dancer, schooled in the art of intricate foot and leg work, executed with razor-sharp... read more
