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Kerry Ann, her positive attitude has a way of rubbing off on others.
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Her left arm is shorter than her right and it’s thin, ending in one finger. As an infant, Stephanie had her left leg amputated, leaving her with only two fully formed limbs.
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Sunday, January 13, 2008
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Sisters Katrina Fisher, 39, and Natalie McDonald, 27, have more interest than most in the success of Scotland's Deaf Youth Theatre.
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I know that my dad has never had the chance to see me growing up, but I recognize that he has helped me become the woman I am today.
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Wednesday, January 02, 2008
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Saturday, December 22, 2007
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Dozens of young men and women with significant
disabilities proudly walked or rolled their wheelchairs up the ramp to
the stage and accepted their graduation certificates from the Tennessee
Rehabilitation Center (TRC) in Smyrna today.
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Saturday, December 15, 2007
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Saturday, December 08, 2007
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have found that there is a kind of morbid attitude towards disability and sex. People think that because you are in a wheelchair you are not capable
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Thursday, November 29, 2007
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Best yet for 'Art Ability' Ultimately, the appealing thing about the "Art Ability" exhibit is its optimism.
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Sunday, November 18, 2007
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Friday, October 26, 2007
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Matt Savage, a 15-year-old jazz prodigy who also happens to be mildly autistic, says "a lot of times, there's a hidden gift in people. For me, I guess it was music."
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Thursday, October 25, 2007
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The Appeal of Music Within: “You're always a little wary when you come to a story and it's got stuff like disability in it or human rights, because you don't want to make a political movie,” said Livingston.
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Tuesday, October 23, 2007
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Sunday, September 30, 2007
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Friday, September 07, 2007
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A remarkable exhibition of paintings by children and adults from a Chinese school for people with disabilities is being held in Newcastle
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Saturday, September 01, 2007
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Monday, August 27, 2007
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Morgan Desautel doesn't remember many of the details of the noontime accident on June 12, but her mother Tina remembers every moment, starting with the worst kind of telephone call a parent can get
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At August 27, 2007 5:19 AM, 
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about life!
Think about life !what is life ,can breath?can walk?can fight?can be scold ?yeah that is the system of life ,but how many people can really touch life ,every day there are many people lost their life in the world ,but still have a lot of people still waste time ,cause that they still do not know that life is so limited ,some people use their all life to taste the moody feeling ,some people are still waste their time on the wine of table ,maybe they all like to do that ,but no body have right to ask them do that ,they have their all right to choose his way of life ,but some of disable people who get their life from the death ,can really know that life ,even thought that they have some wrong or be lack of leg or arm or hand,but they are more stronger than most of people who has perfect body ,those disable people who really get the second life from the god ,they know that they are unfortunite person ,but meanwhile ,they know that god loves them ,cause they can relife on the world again can see the birds fly from different direction ,they can really feel the drop of rain fall from the sky on their face ,they can use they body to touch the air of the world and to breath the good smell from the beautiful flowers ,they are lucky ,not only cause that they got second life ,but also know that their life will more shining then these who has perfect body person ,cause they know how to hold of life ,of time ,of the person who are around them ,who love them!life is limited ,but the spirit in the heart will get long life ,and can make them get more long life ,and more bright on the earth ,but who really know that these succeful disable person who still bright in the life ,who are more shining in the world ,have pay a lot of hard work and sweet even the tears !many people know that sentence:please ,spend the every day as the ending of earth !who will really do that hold time so tightly ,i do not know the way how to hold the life is the best way !but it all depend on yourself !think more about that life ,what is the life ,which one worth you to down your heads ,what things are worth you to make tears !which kind of hard things in the life ,really make you lost of your life hope !think about it !
think it at random!
yours dany!
"I was born in 1959, at the tail end of the baby boom. Unfortunately I arrived without all my body parts fully intact."
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Monday, August 20, 2007
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At August 20, 2007 8:43 PM, 
cPaul said…
"Some people think I am my body and treat me with prejudice or pity. Some are just curious. It took years, but I have learned to ignore the stares and just smile back. My body has taught me to respect my fellow humans — even the thin, able-bodied, beautiful ones." What a nice article. Very well said -- no whining, just straightforward and honest -- beautiful. All of us who live with a disability of any kind and somewhat relate. Our society is so governed by the way we look, it is unbelievable when our eyes are opened to something so obvious. "We are not our bodies". Disabled or not, we should all think about that.
At August 20, 2007 8:49 PM, cPaul said…
"Some people think I am my body and treat me with prejudice or pity. Some are just curious. It took years, but I have learned to ignore the stares and just smile back. My body has taught me to respect my fellow humans — even the thin, able-bodied, beautiful ones." What a nice article. Very well said -- no whining, just straightforward and honest -- beautiful. All of us who live with a disability of any kind can somewhat relate. Our society is so governed by the way we look, it is unbelievable when our eyes are opened to something so obvious. "We are not our bodies". Disabled or not, we should all think about that.
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At April 28, 2006 10:38 PM, cPaul said…
Now that is what I'm talking about! What I wouldn't do to get to see this film right now! I think this will rock Japan's world, big time! You should all read this very cool article. I am sure all of you have heard of Helen Keller. It should be interesting to see the parallel in this particular story. Tell us what you think. You just have to click on post comment.
Dave Kromer, the Disability Program Navigator at the Cayuga Works One-Stop Career Center at Cayuga Community College. An expert on disability work incentives and services.“I'm here to help people with disabilities access the programs that they need and to promote a return to work,” Kromer said.
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Monday, April 24, 2006
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