“Universal Design and Visitability: From Accessibility to Zoning”
Edited by Jack Nassar and Jennifer Evans-Crowley, this resource contains several chapters worldwide sources. To download, go to https://kb.osu,edu/dspace/handle/1811/24833 <
“Universal Design and Visitability: From Accessibility to Zoning”
Edited by Jack Nassar and Jennifer Evans-Crowley, this resource contains several chapters worldwide sources. To download, go to https://kb.osu,edu/dspace/handle/1811/24833 <
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News Story
Monday, June 01, 2009
By Sandra Basu | U.S. Medicine, June 2009
Used with permission from U.S. Medicine
More support for the family caregivers of those injured in war is needed, a panel of wounded servicemembers and family memb
ers told Congress. Dealing with severe injury and trauma is not easy,†Army Lt. Col. Gregory Gadson, an amputee told a Senate subcommittee. “When we consider the myriad of injuries, as well as the unfamiliarity a typical family has in dealing with an injured servicemember, it is easy to understand how difficult a task it is for recovery.â€
Parents feel their son’s stress disorder
Tim Kahlor comforted his son, Ryan, during a Las Vegas Veterans Day parade. Ryan’s experience with post-traumatic stress disorder has turned his father into an antiwar activist. (Rick Loomis/Los Angeles
Times) By David Zucchino
Los Angeles Times / December 21, 2008
To read this article, visit
http://www.stauros.org/notebooks/articledetail.php?id=12. Harold Wilke was a forefather of United Church of Christ Disabilities Ministries.
During the recent few years the sleeping pill na
med ambien has become very popular in many countries of the world and alone in the United States of America it is consumed by around a 22 million people. This medical product would not be available from any place unless you are having a prescription from a registered doc.
Many churches around the country are developing community gardens. An article in The Herb Companion offers numerous ideas for adapting a garden for gardeners who are blind or live with other visual needs.
Read the article at http://www.herbcompanion.com/Seeing-With-Other-Senses-Gardens-for-the-Blind.aspx. From February,March 2007 Issue.