Pity or Proud

In Columns, Just My Bellybutton, Opinion by Nathasha Alvarez

Last night, I volunteered at the MDA telethon. It was my second time. This year was in honor of my cousin, Frankie who recently passed away. Yesterday, I cried before …

Why Me?

In Everyone has one, Opinion by David D. Good

When my mother and my sister were co-writing their 1985 book “A Special Kind of Parenting”, they interviewed numerous parents of disabled children. Many times these parents were visibly distraught …

Wouldn’t Change A Thing

In Everyone has one, Opinion by Michelle Henson

My mother has always told me from day one that God created physically challenged people because they have accomplished every obstacle in their previous lives. The only life that is …

The Second Question

In Everyone has one, Opinion by Athena Cooper

As human beings it is said that our life-long quest for identity begins with a single question–“Who am I?” It’s the question we struggle with all our lives as we …

My Body My Mirror

In Columns, Life With Laura by Laura Stinson

I’m not sure who invented mirrors. I have no idea who thought it was such a marvelous idea that, each day, I be subjected to a reflection of myself … …