User Posts: Karin Willison, MA
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Let’s Bust These 6 Disability Myths That Are at the Root of Ableism
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Ableism -- prejudice against people with disabilities -- is rooted in disability myths and historical stigmas, some of which date back hundreds or thousands of ...

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Am I Disabled? How to Know If You Have a Disability
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If you've ever asked yourself, "Am I disabled?" this guide will help you determine if you have a disability and what it means for your life. If you were ...

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Why Peer Experts Are the Key Leaders in the Disability Community
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In the disability community, peer experts draw on their lived experiences to provide support and advocate for civil rights and equality. We have a saying in ...

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Weighted Blankets for Autism Reviewed by Autistic Adults
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If you're on the autism spectrum, these weighted blankets can help you address your sensory needs to achieve a calm, peaceful night's sleep. Weighted blankets ...

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How to Stay Warm in the Winter as a Wheelchair User
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If you have a disability and use a wheelchair, scooter, walker, or other mobility aid, these tips can help you stay warm in the winter and cope with cold ...

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How Google Algorithms Silence Disabled Voices
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"Just Google it." Chances are you’ve used that phrase this week. Google has become a verb, the act of looking up something via search engine. Yet we often take ...

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The Best States to Live in as a Wheelchair User
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If you have a disability and use a wheelchair, these are the best U.S. states to live in for accessibility, healthcare, and weather. How We Chose the Best ...

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Almost Autistic: What’s in My Neurodiversity Grab Bag
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“There’s no such thing as being a little bit autistic.” I’ve heard this phrase many times. It’s a common refrain in the autistic community, and for good ...

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6 Things to Consider Before Moving Out-of-State with a Disability
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If you have a disability and you're thinking of moving to a different state, here are five key things to consider before you rent that U-Haul. When you have a ...

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7 Bathroom Safety Tips for Seniors and People with Disabilities
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The bathroom is one of the most hazardous areas in a home, especially for seniors and people with disabilities. The combination of wet surfaces, slippery ...

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