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August 2000 Top-Posting Awards

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Jesse the K: The lesson I learned about my able-bodied arrogance.

Eleanor Omans: My journey from resentment to disability activist.

Martha Rhoton: Being myself -- without braces or crutches.

August 2000 Posting Summary

• No Name: Jerry survived, succeeded in public rehab.
• Richard Wallack: Kids understand why I'm in a wheelchair.
• Mr. Bapu: I need advice about to help my hearing-impaired daughter.
• Jody A. Harmon: Learning how others perceive who I am.
• Gary Roberts: A preacher's words still bring pain to my soul.
• Jody A. Harmon: Suicide -- the choice of so many friends.
• Eddie Hunt: Suffering teaches us how to stop suffering.
• Mike Leedom: Fighting depression, disappointment with faith.
• Martha Rhoton: I am as "good as Mr. Anybody."
• Gary Roberts: What I've learned by living with a disability.
• David Paul Jobling: Advocating wisely as a dramatist with HIV+.
• Betsy Walton: Developing a new relationship with my brother.
• Jody A. Harmon: Further thoughts about stepping outside of myself.
• Gary Roberts: Title I victories, slim at best, invite retaliation.
• Jody A. Harmon: How being bipolar can lead to isolation -- and arrest.
• Jack Merica: Abled, disabled communities: Where do I fit?
• Gary Roberts: Confrontation is helpful when it sets us free.
• Karen Hansen: I couldn't go on my church group's canoe trip.
• Jack Merica: I've carved out my own notch.
• Nancy Yutronkie: My stroke at age 32.
• Martha Rhoton: No more off-campus meetings for me!
• Eddie Hunt: I don't care what "they" think.
• Bear Wheelz: Ask what you can offer others.
• Elaine Baly: Same disability but different directions for our anger.

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