Posted by ADA Sign Depot on Dec 05, 2019
After eight and a half years together, a little under four of them as a married couple, my husband decided that he no longer wanted a wife with a disability. Having a partner with a disability is challenging; I get that. I am still the same person at my core, but the disease has changed my ability to walk and slowed my speech.
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Posted by ADA Sign Depot on Sep 10, 2019
Paralyzed in an accident at 23, she devoted her life to changing perceptions of the disabled and was a key player in passing the Americans With Disabilities Act.
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Posted by ADA Sign Depot on Sep 10, 2019
Those without disabilities might not notice the innovations, but a museum in London is winning plaudits for its design and content.
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Posted by ADA Sign Depot on Sep 03, 2019
Disabled lives are lives, and are charged with inherent dignity. Most people with disabilities don’t wish they had never been born; most people with disabilities contribute to the world they inhabit; most people with disabilities both give more to and get more from life than their nondisabled peers may be inclined to guess. Some have rich lives despite their disability, but others would say they have rich lives at least in part because of their disability.
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Posted by ADA Sign Depot on Aug 12, 2019
In 2013, at the age of 41, I decided to make a career change and become a nurse practitioner. At the time, an advanced case of reactive arthritis often left me unable to walk.
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