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jazzed4life kidz
http://jazzed4lifekidz.blogspot.com
The purpose of jazzed4life kidz is for kids, sharing about kids who are overcoming incredible physical and mental challenges. Included are disabled animal stories, children's stories and books about kids with disabilities. Many of the stories have a spiritual purpose.
- Added on: Oct 27th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Kent Robson
- Listed in: Health Christianity
- Tags: children inspiration animals disability chronic illness challenges
Recent Posts
The Boy and the Lost Sheep
The little boy fidgeted in the church pew as any normal, active boy would do without something to occupy his mind. As the service dragged on, the boy wound up. Out of quiet exasperation, the mother gave the boy a bulletin to draw on.The boy stared a...
Animal Instinctz: Fire Ants
If any of you have lived in the south, there is a little nuisance that lives in your back yard. They create mounds of dirt and live in them and it is a really good suggestion to stay off of those mounds. They may be little, but they are mean and nast...
The Clockmaker
In an era gone by lived a clock maker. His name was Luciano.Luciano was not an ordinary clock maker. He was a master. People would come from around the country to watch him work on his clocks. Every day Luciano worked, tinkering and fiddling with the...
Boonie the Goat Gets a New Leg
Animals with prosthetics? The word prosthetic means 'an artificial substitute for various body parts'. So, if someone has lost a leg, they might receive and artificial leg or prosthetic leg. There are many different types of prosthetics that people ...
Shiloh Pepin
Shiloh Pepin was a little girl that was born with a very unusual body. Called "mermaid syndrome" or Sirenomelia, a very big word, her legs were born fused together. This condition is so rare that there are only three people in the world that are aliv...
Animal Instinctz: The Three-Toed Sloth
Sloths cannot walk on the ground at all; they must dig in their fore claws and pull themselves forward, very slowly, inch by inch. These animals are not called sloths for nothing. In each twenty-four hours, the sloth spends nineteen resting. It is...
