The Unique Struggle Of Finding A Therapist Who Understands What It Means To Have A Disability Lauren Presutti “ People with disabilities of all types—whether visible or hidden—commonly experience feelings of being misunderstood by those without disabilities.
Everything Living With Retinitis Pigmentosa Taught Me Maria Vaught “ Friends, sight is a privilege. It is a gift we tend to forget not everybody receives. Don’t take it for granted.
The Unedited Truth About Living With An Invisible Disability Effie Koliopoulos “ Looks can be deceiving, as a lot of things can be covered up by clothes. That’s why the chronic illness I have is called an invisible illness.
To All My Haters: If You Doubted Me Because Of My Disability, This Is For You Karla Culbertson “ Life is undoubtedly filled with good and bad moments.
To My Parents, Who Taught Me That Disability Does Not Define Me Karla Culbertson “ I am thankful for my first trying situation because it definitely prepared me for what was in store for me in the times to come.
6 Ways You Can Help Make Everday Life Easier For Disabled People Kate Harveston “ Research has shown over the years that we don’t talk about disability rights as much as we discuss many other areas where we need social change.
10 Privileges You May Not Realize You Have If You’re Able-Bodied Kate Harveston “ Think about the last time you got sick. Did anyone ridicule you for it? Did anyone sigh in exasperation that you were ill yet again?
Running A Half Marathon With Cerebral Palsy: How I Defy The Odds Chase Christensen “ I was in the NICU for the first three months of my life.