Anchel Krishna

"I love my work. However, there are still times when "mom guilt" rears its ugly head."

"By leveraging social media, Matthew Walzer has made a difference that will increase the independence of so many people in the special-needs community."

"I was frustrated. I was hurt. I was tired. I just wanted to attend a sporting event with our family—and I didn’t want to have to fight to make it happen."

"Apparently, certain people take offence to non-Caucasian toddlers dressed as Disney Princesses."

Anchel Krishna responds to a heartfelt cartoon about parenthood and having a child with special needs.

"I often wonder if that trip was the universe’s way of preparing me for the adventure that was to come with my daughter's diagnosis of cerebral palsy."

"The idea of transability was new to me. It took me a few days to actually read through the article and carefully consider my reaction."

Anchel Krishna's four-year-old daughter Syona narrowly escaped a wheelchair accident last weekend.

Anchel Krishna discusses the importance of her daughter's newfound self-advocacy skills.

Anchel Krishna and her husband celebrated their wedding anniversary in an unexpected way.

Anchel Krishna finds joy in seeing her four-year-old daughter make her first friend.

Anchel Krishna wants to be more bold in adapting outdoors activities for her daughter with special needs.

Sleepless nights, insurance policies, overscheduling—here are 10 truths about special needs parenting.

Anchel Krishna bids an emotional farewell to the woman who worked as her four-year-old daughter's therapist.

Anchel Krishna talks with Brianne Buckman-Kalechstein about becoming an advocate for autism acceptance after her son was diagnosed with Asperger's syndrome.

Anchel Krishna responds to a recent story about a Guelph, Ont. girl who was denied full access to an indoor playground because she required special equipment for her cerebral palsy.

Sometimes the dark thoughts creep in and Anchel Krishna can't shake the fear that her four-year-old daughter will die.

The Parapan Am Games have been equally promoted alongside the Pan Am Games, and Anchel Krishna couldn't be more impressed with the results.

Anchel Krishna knew the day would come when her daughter would ask about her disability—she just didn't expect it to happen so soon.

After a chance encounter, Anchel Krishna discovers what it’s like when someone doesn’t see your child’s disability.