Home Disability Links Publications Publications Barrier-Free Travel http://emerginghorizons.com/ New Resource Helps Disabled TravelersRipon, CA June 15, 2005 --Need help in planning a wheelchair-accessible vacation? Then pick up the newly released second edition of Barrier-Free Travel; A Nuts and Bolts Guide for Wheelers and Slow Walkers. Published by Demos Publishing, Barrier-Free Travel is a must-have resource for wheelchair- or scooter-users, slow walkers, travel agents, CILs and libraries. It's available at bookstores, through the publisher (800-532-8663) or on-line at EmergingHorizons.com/book. Visit EmergingHorizons.com/book to read a sample chapter, see the complete table of contents, or for more information about Barrier-Free Travel, Emerging Horizons or Candy Harrington. Back Top EnabledOnline.com http://www.enabledonline.com Connecting People with Disabilities - Our priority is to provide persons with disabilities, their loved ones and caregivers, a place to connect. Featuring our new book Enabled in Words: the Real Lives, Real Victories of People with Disabilities. Back Top First Step - A Guide for Adapting to Limb Loss http://www.amputee-coalition.org/aca_first_step.html First Step - A Guide for Adapting to Limb Loss, an award-winning biennial publication for the new amputee, containing articles on the physical and emotional stages of the amputation process - from surgery to regaining an active and full life. 800.267.5669 Back Top inMotion http://www.amputee-coalition.org/inmotion_about.html inMotion, an award-winning bimonthly magazine that addresses the needs and concerns of amputees and those who care for and about them. Back Top IRS Tax info for people with disabilities http://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p907.pdf Back Top Legal Rights of the Catastrophically Ill & Injured http://www.josephromanolaw.com/index5.html A free, 282 page comprehensive resource guide that will assist families and medical providers in identifying and understanding medical insurance, governmental benefits, special education benefits, and accident-related benefits to which they are entitled. The book highlights the managed care appeals process, guardianship process, and special education procedures, and presents a coordinated plan of action to identify and obtain sources of benefits for seriously ill and injured individuals. To receive your free copy of Joseph L. Romano's book, contact his office at 800-331-4134 or email him at info@josephromanolaw.com TO READ AN ARTICLE BY MR ROMANO GO TO: http://www.disableddealer.com/item_view.asp?itemid=106463 Back Top Special Living http://www.specialiving.com SpeciaLiving is a quarterly magazine that helps make life better and easier for phsycially challenged people. Features accessible houses, travel, products, medical issues, inspiration and more. $12 /year, $17/2 years Back Top Stroke Connection Magazine http://www.strokeassociation.org Stroke Connection Magazine is FREE! Stroke Connection Magazine is published six times a year and offers information and inspiration to support the day-to-day challenges that stroke brings:Stories from inspiring stroke survivors and family caregivers. Practical information for daily living. Information on reducing the risk of another stroke News about stroke treatments, research, public policy and programs Back Top SURVIVING PARALYSIS http://www.survivingparalysis.com WELCOME TO DANGERWOOD, YOUR ONLINE MAGAZINE DANGERWOOD places individuals with spinal cord injuries and other forms of paralysis in a position to help themselves and others with the many problems that result from these conditions. DANGERWOOD facilitates a meeting of the minds and enables much of the disabled community to freely communicate in... New Member Registration Area Becoming a member of Surviving Paralysis allows you to create new posts and reply to posts. Your account is free. Back Top The Personal Care Attendant Guide http://www.access-4-all.com The Personal Care Attendant Guide The Art of Finding, Keeping, or Being One Katie Rodriguez Banister New 2007 160 pp Softcover ISBN 193260328X / 9781932603286 Katie Rodriguez Banister survived an auto accident in 1990 that left her a quadriplegic, paralyzed from the chest down. After six months of rehabilitation and fifteen months with her parents, she returned to living independently in 1992. Katie and her husband Steve co-founded Access-4-All, Inc., with a mission to educate and empower others through motivational speaking and disability education. Katie has authored Aunt Katie’s Visit, an educational book for children, which has been enjoyed equally by parents, teachers, and librarians. She has co-hosted the public access cable show “Beyond Barriers” and was on a 2003 commercial for the St. Louis Community College that is still being used. Katie has been featured in local newspapers numerous times for her dedication to educating her community. buy@ www.demosmedpub.com Back Top youth inMotion http://www.amputee-coalition.org/inmotion_youth.html youth inMotion is published tri-annually by the Amputee Coalition of America. For youth program information call toll-free: 1-888/AMP-KNOW, Ben Young, Ext. 8134, or e-mail: yapinfo@amputee-coalition.org. For sponsorship information contact Shayne Harrison, Communications Coordinator 865-524-0591, ext. 8118 Back Top