I found this excellent video today while researching assistive technology for cerebral palsy and brain injury patients    

This from CNN.  Capt. Scott Southworth deployed to Iraq and in the process adopted a young boy named Ala’a.  It was a long drawn out process.  You may be able to imagine how difficult it is to adopt a child from Iraq during these times. I recommend that story.  Read it here –>  ‘Web of [...]

"Hope I inspire other disabled people to engage in their life term ambitions." This man has used technology to allow him to be a DJ.  His hands have limited dexterity so he types with his nose. It shows how he uses the computer to make the mix. In this video, I explain how I use [...]

Head on over to Rudy’s Disability Resource Guide. Here’s what he has to say about his blog  Which has up to date and current content…Something I always appreciate in a blog. This is a web site with links to information on a wide variety of disability issues it is intended both for people with disabilities [...]

I am constantly amazed at what Youtube has done to the Internet and to conversations about different subjects.  It is not just a platform for watching home movies of dogs doing flips, cats caught in bags or a place to place advertisements to run elsewhere in the web. It is also a place where people [...]

I have been reading Get Emily Walking for several months now.  Today her entry really struck me.  There are big emotional ups and downs for family’s who have disabled children.  Here’s a quote from today.  Ask any mother with a chronically ill child and they will tell you that during this time you keep your [...]

I’ve decided to start a new category here and I’ve called it "Amazing Families…Amazing Blogs".  I have found over the years that I have been blogging that I routinely stumble upon blogs written by mothers, fathers, brothers and sisters about their life.  Usually these blogs are highly personal, sometimes raw with emotion and incredibly honest [...]