Coping with disability books

About one in every thousand babies born each year has clubfoot, a disorder that affects foot and calf muscles. Because...  Read More >>

On the outside, John Parrish is a highly successful doctor, having risen to the top of his field as department head...  Read More >>

This book demonstrates yoga poses easily accomplished from a wheelchair. Photographs and detailed instructions make...  Read More >>

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"Participating in sports an excellent way to socialize and be physically active can be a difficult thing for people...  Read More >>

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Subtitle on cover: From diagnosis to treatment.  Read More >>

Bart Goldstein was only sixteen when he suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI) in a car accident in 2001. No Stone...  Read More >>

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""TheAnti-Romantic Child is remarkable. This haunting and lyrical memoir will bean invaluable and heartening guide...  Read More >>

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This positive, straightforward book offers kids with autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) their own comprehensive resource...  Read More >>

The doctor, who at Kathy's birth advised her parents to let her die due to her severe brain damage, might be surprised...  Read More >>

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Listening to the Waves is a remarkably honest book written by 11 year old Regan Brady, a bilateral cochlear implant...  Read More >>

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Christy Brown was severely disabled with cerebral palsy, unable to use any part of his body other than his left...  Read More >>

At the age of five, Kevin E. Raphael's son, Brian, was diagnosed as mentally retarded. Kevin and his wife, Kathy,...  Read More >>

At the age of five, Kevin E. Raphael's son, Brian, was diagnosed as mentally retarded. Kevin and his wife, Kathy,...  Read More >>

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