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Archive by Date | Archive by Article Title Accepting Your Disability People with disabilities experience disability in many ways, from birth to injury to illness. No matter the age of disability onset, it's really important to come to a place of acceptance of self 10 Steps Towards Better Self-Advocacy Anniversary of a Home Invasion On Monday, October 27, 2008, I was at home during a random home invasion in my apartment complex. It's almost a year later. How does such a thing impact a woman with a disability? Disability Awareness in the Classroom How can we create a better classroom experience for students with disabilities? Living with Spina Bifida Spina Bifida is the most common occuring disability at birth. However, people like John Cougar Mellencamp, wheelchair athlete Jean Driscoll, and "THE Disabilities Coach," Monica J. Foster, who have the disability lead normal lives. Creative Dating Ideas with a Disability The key to dating with a disability is communication and creative thinking. A disability doesn’t mean you can’t date, nor does it mean your dates can’t be fun and memorable. The sky’s the limit! What Job Seekers with Disabilities Need to Know Whether you are entering the workforce for the first time, returning to the job market, or seeking advancement, the challenges of a job search are similar. Preparing for an Emergency with a Disability None of us knows when a disaster may strike, but preparing ahead helps you maintain independence as well as recover in the aftermath sooner. It’s important for everyone with a disability. Coping with Blindness With advanced technology, better legislation and more social acceptance, it is getting easier for people who Blind and visually impaired to be productive in life, including enjoying a good book. Book Review - Mama Zooms “Mama is just my mama, and that's how I like her best," proves you can be the biggest part of a little boy’s (or girl’s) heart and imagination and every limitation has another perspective to it, even for moms in wheelchairs.
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