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Re: Unpack Your Adjectives: Disability blog Carnival 43

BABOOLI — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 07:09:47 GMT

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Re: Disability Rocks Reality TV

Stormi — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 23:29:39 GMT

Think it's wonderful that they have found a place that works for them. Nothing wrong with being happy.

New tongue sensor drives wheelchair; no joystick required

Beauty, Wheelchair Fashion and Dating - Tiffiny - C6 Quadriplegic — Tue, 08 Sep 2009 19:22:02 GMT

I love my tongue. The tongue is a pretty awesome muscle, especially for people with neurological impairments

Re: Marissa Irwin: Professional Model with a Disability

Nycoliena Leighanne — Sat, 29 Aug 2009 17:28:25 GMT

Marissa and I both Attended the Same Modeling classes at Barbizon Modeling school and Both signed with the Pro Model and Talent Agency....Her and I also both attended Hoover! Marissa is a Great girl and has accomplished alot and I am so proud of her!! Even though I am in the same Industry I still admire and look up to her, she is a beautiful young lady who is smart and has a good head on her shoulders!! She is very successful and She is going to go far in her career even with her disability. It just goes to show even if you have a disability you can still succeed and Marissa is Living proof!! Congradulations Marissa keep up the good work!!

It's all in the name

KaraSwims — Fri, 07 Aug 2009 04:59:17 GMT

Within the disability community, there's some divide on the value of labels. This subject is particularly

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Mother Determined to Help Son with Down Syndrome Find a Lover; Says, "What I Want is the Same Thing Other All Mothers Want for Their Sons."

Disabled Politico — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 21:19:55 GMT

Otto Baxter, like most 21-year-old single men, is looking for a pretty, petite girlfriend with a good

Re: Disability Rocks Reality TV

rainey826 — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 20:32:58 GMT

I HEARD ABOUT TABLE FOR 12 ON THE NEWS ! COOL STUFF XO

Re: Disability Rocks Reality TV

Nanal — Wed, 01 Apr 2009 13:50:07 GMT

I agree with you that more exposure to people with disabilities........for whatever reason.......is a good thing........and should be applauded and encouraged.As a community......if WE don't support it........who should ?......or......will ? Thanks for bringing it to our attention.............peace and love......Norma

Re: Unpack Your Adjectives: Disability blog Carnival 43

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Re: Unpack Your Adjectives: Disability blog Carnival 43

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Re: What About ME!?!?!

George — Thu, 05 Mar 2009 00:37:37 GMT

I am so glad somebody is finally talking about this! I agree with you. College is rarely discussed by so-called professionals when it comes to students with disabilities. I remember my high school counselor rarely speaking to me about anything. The only reason I found out about voc rehab was because a friend of mine was a voc rehab counselor. I'm a quadriplegic paralyzed from the shoulders down and everybody assumed that college would be too much for me. Never mind the fact that I graduated in the top 5% of my class or that I was on the varsity academic decathlon team. I currently run a youth group in which I work with youth with disabilities between the ages of 14 to 30. One of the things I stress to them is that nothing is impossible. The only thing that seems to be holding us back now is the recent budget cuts. As of March 15, here in the state of Arizona, voc rehab will no longer be taking on new cases. Every month or so I attend transition fairs at local high schools. It worries me that the only people that attend those fairs are special-needs teachers and few parents. I think schools should make more of an effort to get general education school counselors to attend these events.

Re: It's an Asset?

tearsza — Thu, 19 Feb 2009 23:34:49 GMT

“You can’t have a disability that needs to be accommodated in the classroom, and also have this special gift. " I'm not clear about the "special gift" part of this debate; however, what appears to me (as one who suffers debilitating pain) is that of the 'two-sided coin". Surely, I do not see the gift of being paralyzed and confined to a wheel chair or bed for the remainder of one's life...yet so many wonders of the human spirit abound when you get the awareness of this "two-sided coin".

Re: NaBloPoMo

Kara — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 02:17:54 GMT

Have you checked out the Blogging365 group? I think it's part of the Ning network. According to the official rules, it's gotta be 365 but it doesn't have to be every day on the same blog...so maybe there's your loophole if you wanna be official!