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Doing Home Modifications the Right Way: A Functional Perspective
By Rob Horkheimer, Bridgeway Independent Living Designs (BILD) We are fortunate to live in a…
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Paralympian Advocates for Wheelchair Users and Amputees via SaveMyMedicalSupplies.org
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What Does Your Dog Do?
By Kristin Hartness, Canines for Disabled Kids Chances are the people aren’t going to stop…
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People Making A Difference: Who is Stevie Hopkins?
By Chris Rohan, Former Publisher, Disabled Dealer Magazine There are a lot of people out…
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Roll with the Wind
It was a good day for United States Marine Corps Major Kim “Rooster” Rossiter when…
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Fashion Icons Blaze Overdue Trail to Inclusion
For years, the fashion world has thought itself inclusive. Whether you are flipping through an…
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Exercise for Every Body: Maximize Your Potential
By Kristin McNealus, PT, DPT, ATP, SCI Total Fitness Over the past few years, our…
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New Mobile App Provides 411 on Accessibility
By AXS Lab AXS Map (‘access map’) is a crowd‐sourced tool for sharing reviews on the wheelchair accessibility…
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Nutritional Issues and Special Needs Children
By Claire Capaldi If you are a parent to a special needs child and you’re…
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Product Spotlight: Tobii EyeMobile & I-Series
Tobii ATI, a leader in AAC and assistive technology devices and solutions, has kicked it up a…
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People Making a Difference: Andrew Skinner and Triumph Foundation
People Making a Difference: Andrew Skinner and Triumph Foundation Christmas, 2004 was supposed to be…