The piece discusses advocacy within the disability community, emphasizing the importance of self-belief, community support, and a focused approach to activism. The author, a C4 quadriplegic and former Army veteran, shares insights on the need for credible sources, emotional balance, and networking in advocating for rights, highlighting resilience through art and personal experience.
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Slashing the Safety Net
The proposed Medicaid budget cuts threaten the support systems essential for millions of Americans with disabilities. These financial reductions could lead to diminished care services, forcing individuals into institutions and undermining their independence, safety, and dignity. The impact would be profound and could dismantle the progress made in community-based care.
Pain in the Neck
Team Pain in the Neck Returns to TR24 Legacy WIFFLEBALL Tournament – Join Our Fundraising Effort! The countdown is on! Team Pain in the Neck is making a return to the TR24 Legacy WIFFLEBALL Tournament on June 14 in Jericho, Vermont. This incredible event brings teams together from all over to compete on four legendary replica fields – Fenway Park, Field ofContinueContinue reading “Pain in the Neck”
