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You won’t know this is for you or not until you get in the boat By John Addyman In the silence of your body,
More Children with Disabilities?
Number of kids with disabilities rises. Various factors may have skewed the statistics, expert says By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant A study by the Centers for
‘Special Needs’ vs. ‘Disabled’: A Search for Respectful Verbiage
Experts: avoiding the term ‘disabled’ only leads to stigmatization By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Probably arising from the push for additional education supports for persons
Disability Raises Depression Risk
Seeking outside help and support when feeling depressive symptoms may help By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant People with disabilities are up to three times more
Pandemic Not a Factor In Death by Suicide Rates
By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports 47,511 Americans died by suicide in 2019. The CDC’s most recent statewide
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By Jennifer Faringer September is Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders Awareness month. Every mother hopes to deliver a healthy baby. While many women know that
Addiction: Substance Abuse Disorder No Reason to Ignore Pain Treatment
‘We can treat pain for those who are treated with addiction. It takes a more modern mindset’ By Deborah Jeanne Sergeant Because of the