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October 2000 Top-Posting Award

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Debi Lewis: Helping a younger sibling understand disability.

October 2000 Posting Summary

• Gary Roberts: We can't cut ourselves off from others.
• Tosha: I also have scholiosis, and I'm doing fine.
• Linda Valentine: I'm tired of the "new" lifestyle for my family and son.
• Ratchell A. Richter: I'm proving my parents were wrong about what I can do.
• Linda Valentine: I finally fit somewhere.
• Barry L. Fetzer: I was injured by accident -- not by choice.
• Linda Valentine: Nothing stops us now.
• Donald Yakel: How do I effectively advocate for job accommodations?
• Stacye Smallwood: Let's break the chain that is choking us.
• Chris Kaberlein: I was in the dark; now I see the light.
• Gary Roberts: Is it really possible to escape paternalism?
• Michael Feir: Satisfying the curiosity about my dreams as a blind person.
• Sean Scott: Leaving my wheelchair to fly in my weightshift trike.
• Shelley Magnussen: My ice-breaker for those with rescue tendencies.
• Rachel: I feel so hollow and lonely.
• Gary Roberts: No one is addressing our larger needs.
• Deborah Winnier: My nephew needs one-to-one communication.
• Bob Geller: Looking forward to a double celebration next fall.
• Roberta Gallant: Remove the age restriction from Part B of IDEA.
• Bob Geller: Cape Cod: where elderly men assault people with disabilities.
• Laurie McKiernan: Paternalism is the root of so much loss and grief.
• Gary Roberts: Is our lack of upward mobility due to discrimination?
• Daniel A. Hamilton: The day I made paternalism work for me.
• Eddie Hunt: How to guide and encourage those who want to help us.
• Kathy Ramey: Speaking out so my voice can be heard to help others.
• Karen M. Keith:  I need disability benefits for corrective surgery.
• Eddie Hunt: "Angry Cripple" message separates us from the mainstream.
• Jack Merica: Stay angry (it beats apathy) -- and vote.

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