Stories
Retirement planning tips for immigrants and American expats with disabilities
Whether you’ve immigrated to the United States or you’ve lived in the U.S. your entire life, you may wish to divide your time between two countries after...
How parents of a special needs child can practice self-care
In order to care for a child, parents must be strong in body and mind, and this is especially true for parents of special needs kids who need a bit more attention...
Is the United States facing a shortage of nursing homes for people with disabilities?
Although many nursing homes are equipped to handle the special needs of seniors with physical disabilities, they are less so prepared for those with...
14 Myths about Mesothelioma and Asbestos
Unfortunately, there are quite a few misconceptions regarding mesothelioma, the rare and aggressive disease caused by asbestos exposure. Some people ask,...
How to launch your political career if you have a disability
Are you considering making a run for office? People with disabilities have long been underrepresented, but that means it’s increasingly important to take an active...
How the arts can benefit children with learning disabilities
For children with learning disabilities, being involved in the arts can help in emotional and cognitive development. Additionally, it can also serve as an...
Cerebral palsy is what my daughter HAS, not who she IS
When I was told I was pregnant with twins almost 18 years ago, I was both scared and excited. Little did I know that one of my children was going to face more...
A guide to help you set up a safe, fun and Autism-Friendly backyard
When the weather is warm and the sun is shining, kids want to get outside more often. However, if your child is on the autism spectrum, you need to make sure that...
A guide to creating an accessible bedroom
If you or your loved one requires an accessible home, you likely already know the challenges of finding the perfect space to meet the needs of a person living with...
