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  • How I Spent My Summer Vacation

    For those of us with disabilities, the lyrics of an old Gershwin song, "Summertime, and the living is easy", ring only partially true. Yes, the lack of snow and ice makes getting around in a wheelchair and with a guide dog easier for my husband Sandy and me, but the reality is that getting...
    Posted to White Cane, Wheels, and Woofs by sallyrosen on 07-23-2009
    Filed under: guide dog, lymphedema, vacation, blindness, post-polio syndrome, disabled travel, service dogs
  • Clicking Is for Bats

    I am usually the first person to support training for people who are blind. I worked as a rehabilitation teacher for several years, and I thoroughly enjoyed teaching people who were new to blindness how to cook, read and write braille, and make use of assistive technologies. I encouraged all of my students...
    Posted to Penny For Your Thoughts by PennyRdr on 07-13-2009
    Filed under: orientation and mobility, blind, guide dog, white mobility cane, tongue clicks, echolocation, dolphins, training, University of Alcal de Henares, bats
  • Gretta's Mummy

    "It's a funny thing about disability, "I commented to a blind friend recently as we discussed my newly-diagnosed lymphedema. On one hand, having a significant disability forces those of us who live with chronic illness and disease on a daily basis to realize that we are vulnerable; all...
    Posted to White Cane, Wheels, and Woofs by sallyrosen on 06-24-2009
    Filed under: guide dog, lymphedema, coping skills, retinopathy of prematurity, polio, chronic illness, occupational therapy, aging with a disability
  • Disabled Students on College Campuses: Ever Wonder Just What It Takes to Succeed on Campus if You Have a Disability?

    Apparently, it takes a village of willing assistants and on-campus support, as well as some pretty amazing determination, and a spirit of adventure. Read this article about some of the students at Whitworth University, and the people and policies that are helping them to succeed. Disabled students find...
    Posted to GettingHired.com's Own, BusyBee's Blog by BusyBee on 05-26-2009
    Filed under: Accessibility, guide dog, academic challenges, Amyoplasia Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita, computer software with voice commands, digital recordings, hard of hearing, student who is blind, power chair, physical disabilities, help with personal care, accommodations, Whitworth University Career Services, amplification device, Educational Support Services, orientation and mobility specialist, required disability documentation, automatic door, elevator, video magnifier
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