By Mike Bullis The title of this blog may seem like a put-down. In this day and age when everyone is supposed to be positive and filled with belief in themselves, we’re taught that we can do anything. Just think it up and away you go. Whatever you believe you can do is possible. […]
Author: Kathryn Wallace
By Lisa Labre My son Chase has cerebral palsy which for him affects the right side of his body. His entire right side is weaker than his left side. This has affected his ability to do anything that requires the use of both hands. I found out about the Constraint –Induced Movement Therapy Program at […]
By Lori Fitzell New Programs For those of you who haven’t heard, there have been recent changes to the Medicaid Waiver programs in Maryland. Beginning in January of this year, the Living at Home waiver and the Older Adults waivers merged to become the Community Options Waiver. This is a great thing because now, the […]
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Fashion Tips 2014
By: Imani S. Graham Just because you are disabled or visually impaired does not mean your clothes must be less attractive. My name is Imani Graham and I am blind. However, I take pride in my clothes and my overall appearance. This does not mean I spend a lot of money on my clothes. In fact, […]
By: Kirsten Robb-McGrath Often we hear the phrase “I must be dyslexic today,” when individuals spell words wrong or flip numbers around even if they may not actually have dyslexia. I am dyslexic, but not just for one day alone or occasionally, each and every day I am dyslexic. Let’s start from the beginning, when […]