This time with a story about little people on Monday Febraury 27, 2006. Again it could have been worse. (more…)
Archive for February, 2006ECU junior blind since childhood a star athlete, student, human being
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One of the many joys of crip parentingPosted by: Carrie Ann Lucas in Disability CultureI primarily reserve this space for discussions of media and law about parents with disabilities, but I also want this space to be a place to talk about disability culture as it interacts with crip parenting. Today when I read my seven-year-old’s communication book to see what she did in school, I saw that she learned about Rosa Parks today. My daughter, who has a disability herself, CP, was excited to tell me about her day. Her speech is difficult to understand, especially when lipreading, so we use a combination of speech, sign language and gestures to communicate. I asked her, “Did you learn about Rosa Parks today.” (more…) Fireman Who Spoke After Being in Coma Dies Donald Herbert, a fireman with a brain injury made headlines last year when he suddenly began speaking nearly a decade after a severe brain injury. Mr. Herbert’s longtime friend demonstates the value people with severe disabilities have for their families when she said: (more…) Massaro v. Massaro, 2006 WL 350065 (N.J.Super.A.D.) (February 17, 2006)(unpublished). The New Jersey Appellate court affirmed a lower court ruling refusing to order a non-custodial father with a psychiatric disability to turn over his medical records. The mother argued: (more…) 62-year-old Redding woman gives birth to 12th child
Some Mentally Disabled Learn Dating Skills This looks like a great program:
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Malala Gaono pictured with his daughter Kayla
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