A time of unprecedented fear for parents of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities
Originally published April 3, 2020 by Washington Post
Lisa Pugh and her daughter Erika. (Family photo)
Parents of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities report facing a host of new stresses and difficulties caused by the COVID-19 pandemic and social distancing. Their concerns range from difficulty explaining the disruption in routine to the prospect that medical professionals may discriminate against people with disabilities.
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