"Disabled" May Not Mean What You Think
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It can cover anything from broken legs to brain injuries.
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Some mentally ill patients can be mean or bad just like anyone else, and this is not a problem for psychiatry to fix.
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Disaboom.com, a new Web site for the 50 million Americans that have a disability, combines social-networking with medical news, career advice, dating resources and travel tips.
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In many cases, product specifications may mean something different from what they appear to, or mean nothing at all.
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If you can't take it, don't dish it out.
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WASHINGTON -- Why is the subject of giving such a difficult thing to discuss? Some folks would rather ask someone for a kidney than for a donation to a charitable cause.
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NEEDHAM -- Anderson Wise is paralyzed below the waist because of spina bifida, but that does not mean that his parents, Sally and Dale, expected less of him.
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Disaboom.com, a new Web site for the 50 million Americans with a disability, combines social-networking with medical news, career advice, dating resources and travel tips.
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Among the promoters of electronic voting machines are advocates for disabled voters. But critics say money connections between disability groups and voting-machine companies suggest the groups may be concerned with more than independent access for the disabled. By Kim Zetter.
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Nice people don't crane  their necks to see the aftermath of a train wreck. They don't  chase ambulances, don't goggle or giggle when some poor victim  is carried away on a stretcher. They say nice things even when  they're thinking mean ones. They keep a civil tongue.
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But not necessarily for the reason you think.
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Some habits aren't meant to be broken.
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The animal can be a revelation of the human, but more often it appears as a contrast than a comforting reflection.
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Does language sometimes define the content of thought? Are there people who cannot entertain certain ideas because their language does not have the words to express them?
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Some mistakes are not always mistakes.
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Four years ago, 28-year-old multiple sclerosis patient Karen Ayres was wheelchair-bound and paralyzed. "I was trapped in a body that wouldn't do anything," she says. Now, following an experimental drug treatment, she has regained mobility and is studying for a doctoral degree.
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Feelings of phoniness appear to alter peopleâs goals in unexpected ways and may also protect them against subconscious self-delusions.