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    By Stephanie Wyatt
    December 20, 2021
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    Breaking The Box

    A friend recently told me that there have never been any consequences to my poor decisions. The thing is, there is always a consequence of any action. My consequence is I have to deal with the fact that I’m not as independent as I was when I first moved here eight years ago. This may ...
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    December 6, 2021
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    Live For Them

    I had my first doctor’s appointment since Covid. I was terrified my new doctor would yell at me for how bad things have gotten for me physically. My bladder spasms have gotten a lot worse. I usually don’t have any issues with leaking as long as I get to go to the bathroom twice. Now ...
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    By Stephanie Wyatt
    October 11, 2021
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    An Overdue Thank You

    I was born 11 weeks early and had bleeding on the left side of my brain. They diagnosed me with Cerebral Palsy at six months old.  I am grateful for my teachers, parents, family, friends, and other loved ones who have helped me become the person I am today. A large part of growing up ...
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    By Stephanie Wyatt
    August 2, 2021
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    Carve A Little Joy

    The past few months have been rough for me. I’ve had to deal with my confidence being crushed by someone important to me. My whole life, I’ve worried that I’m a burden to everyone I know. My family and friends have done everything they possibly can to assure me that they are glad I exist. ...
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    By Keely Messino
    July 19, 2021
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    Stella

    Content Warning: The following work of fiction contains themes of violence, distribution against the disabled, and child abuse. The story you are about to read is fictionalized. However, there are cases of children being subjected to unethical medical procedures and unfair treatment due to societal stigma.   Stella loved to listen to the rain hitting the ...
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    CJ And Eliza: Part Three

    | Part 1 | and | Part 2 | Buzz… Buzzzz.. Buzzzz I slowly woke from my slumber as the vibration of Eliza’s cellphone lingered. The end credits of Avengers: End Game were on the T.V. screen. My shoulder and arm tingled from the weight of Eliza’s upper body. She was cuddled up next to me. I swore our ...
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    New Year’s Resolutions: Make A Resolution To Continue Improving Yourself

    Every year, people think about what their New Year’s resolution is going to be for the coming year. Going into 2021, rather than making the typical resolutions or goals, start small and reframe what you are asking of yourself. Reflecting on the main important areas of your life, and choosing one thing to do differently ...
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    By Sarah Sweeney
    December 14, 2020
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    Equality For All: We Are All Differently Abled

    Bright IDEA On December 2, 1975, President Gerald Ford signed our nation’s first special education law into effect. It was then referred to as the Education for All Handicapped Children Act. The law is known today as the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). IDEA has made education possible for all children in the United ...
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    By Jasmine Bell
    November 11, 2020
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    Book Review: Wonder

    Wonder is a middle-grade novel written by R.J Palacio. This novel features a fifth-grade boy with a facial deformity who learns to love himself and fit into his new school. The book’s premise:  August (Auggie) Pullman was born with a facial deformity that prevented him from going to a mainstream school – until now. He’s ...
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    By Sarah Sweeney
    October 5, 2020
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    National Disability Employment Awareness Month: Tips For Preparing For An Interview

    National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM) is a national campaign in October aimed at raising awareness surrounding employment issues for people with disabilities and celebrates the many contributions of America’s workers with disabilities. NDEAM’s began in 1945 when Congress passed the law stating that the first week in October each year would be National Employ ...
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