Neil Genzlinger

As Rett syndrome groups send their spring appeals for funds, columnist Neil Genzlinger decides he's going all in on winning the lottery.

Although they're not fans, columnist Neil Genzlinger takes his daughter to a local Trenton Thunder baseball game. He explains why.

Columnist Neil Genzlinger's daughter is losing her doctor to retirement, causing him to reflect on what the loss of longtime pillars means.

A school-age child with Rett syndrome has a rich world. Then, a void. Columnist Neil Genzlinger shares how these children become invisible.

Columnist Neil Genzlinger compares this year's International Rett Syndrome Foundation conference with the last one he attended in 2002.

Columnist Neil Genzlinger says that seeing young kids at the recent IRSF conference reminded him of his daughter Abby's lost smile.

Columnist Neil Genzlinger shares how some dads answered his one-word challenge about describing parenting a child with a serious disability.

Columnist Neil Genzlinger encounters a “retreat center” at a Rett syndrome conference that acknowledged the silent work of caregiving.

In the first of a two-part series, columnist Neil Genzlinger recounts how his daughter's surgery for scoliosis went frighteningly awry.

In the second of a three-part series, columnist Neil Genzlinger recalls the nine-day wait before his daughter's scoliosis surgery was resumed.