Sensitivity and the public eye
People with disabilities, or at least most of us, have highly attuned antennae for picking
Stories
Traveling with a quadriplegic | Amber Collie
In my last blog I talked about my son Zack Collie graduating from High school
Hope, Hopelessness and Healing
Recent research coming out of the Gladstone Institute in San Francisco demonstrated that the creation
The mountains, the valleys, the trials, the setbacks, the comebacks | Ally Grizzard
My whole life I’ve always believed that everyone has a purpose. Sometimes you may not
After car crash, paraplegic woman ‘kept doing things’
Considering Kelly Narowski’s experience in the restaurant business, balancing a tray of wine glasses without
7 People With Less Visible Disabilities Talk Misconceptions and Stigma
“It’s always hurtful when I talk about my pain and people assume that I’m simply
The Promise of Stem Cell Therapy
A dear friend of mine adopted a paraplegic kitten that some soulless, pathetic excuse of