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Read Part 8 1991 and on Life now is all about “bucking up” and getting on with our lives. My daughter and her sister came

Read Part 7 April – 1989 Recovery was slow and tormenting. It took almost two weeks to wean me off the ventilator that had pushed

Read Part 6 Living inside a serious illness puts you, literally, into someone else’s hands. You lose a sense of autonomy and power. You are

Are we warehousing our people? Institutions have been banned long ago but there is a subtle, ever so gentle push to contain, manage and control

Why is it that when most of society looks at people with disabilities or seniors they only see what is apparent right in front of

We hope you’ll find the following articles helpful. We did! Assistive Technology for One Handed Cooking- Basic Food Prep

Some tips on dealing with a crisis: Remember to stay connected to your family and friends. It can be easyto get wrapped up in your

Read Part 5 Nothing is improving my condition including time. It’s the third month of the coma and I remain unresponsive. When patients show no

My name is Cathy Devine, I am a 46 year old woman with a disability called Spina Bifida, it is a birth defect that effects my

I traveled with my dreamer through starlit galaxies, gliding soft on silver lavender touching blue and golden wands

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