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Sir Vertual
U.S.
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| Disabilities associated with Chronic inflammatory diseases, genetic inflammatory diseases (and daily living with long-term Chronic inflammatory diseases)...Family members - effects and sharing associated genetic issues...
Incl. areas of arthritis, ankylosing spondylitis, crohn's disease, cystitis, etc...HLA-B27 genetic factor, ANSAIDS, pain management, Enbrel injections (and similar products) psychological, physiological effects of living with long-term Chronic inflammatory diseases... | Available
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John Craig
U.S.
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| I have been disabled since birth. I was diagnosed with cleft palate and ADD. Early test results indicated I was boderline mentally retarded. In the 70's the testing was very subjective and did not take into consideration different learning styles. I have been beaten up, ridiculed, and made an example of by bullys as well as so called experts. My guidance counselor went as far as to meet with my parents before my senior year and tell them I would be lucky to get a job at McDonalds. So at age 47 with 4 degrees under my belt (A.A.S Occupational Therapy, B.P.S Recreational Therapy, B.S./M.S. Occupational Therapy) and over 25 years of working with disabled individuals I think I have beat the odds. I am familiar with ADA, school services, as well as hollistic medicine. | Available
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Allison Mitchell
U.S.
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| I can answer most questions about Spina Bifida, and living daily with a disability, and health questions related to most disabilities. Any questions that I don't have an answer to, I will research to find the answer (and will provide the link or resource where I found the answer). | Available
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Stephanie Brooks
U.S.
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| I can answer questions about: What to look for in a group home setting, Deaf-blind early child development strategies, treatment for duel-diagnosis (mental illness and substance abuse), Occupational therapy for Adults attempting to enter the workforce, Behavior Management for children and adults with limited communication skills, Schizophrenia, Schizo-effective Disorder, Bi-Polar (manic depression), and community service and social activities for people with disabilities. | Available
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Lindsey Davis
U.S.
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| My husband is a T6-7 Paraplegic, so I can answer many accessibility questions, day-to-day living tips, and ideas on making life easier and more ENJOYABLE for those with disabilities and friends and family! I have a background in social work as well, so I know exactly where to look when trying to find accessible housing, etc, and can point you in the right direction. | Available
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Jon Eriquezzo
U.S.
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| Assisting people who have disabilities to live in thier community.
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Mary Marques-Caramico
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| Learn the proper way to address individuals living with disabilities. Where you can take a service animal and what constitutes a service animal. What are your civil rights as an individual living with a disability. | Available
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Barbara Uggen-Davis
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| I can answer questions related to coping with Ehlers Danlos Syndrome including: bracing, symptoms, alternative therapies, support groups, etc. | Available
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Jeannine
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| I can offer emotional support to those suffering from visual impairments--specifically those dealing with retina detachments and cataracts. I am legally blind since birth and have recently gone through many retina detachment surgeries and have had cataracts. I can share with you my experiences, and offer you practical solutions to dealing with retina detachments which I have learned over the past few months. I am still waiting to see if my last detachment surgery is successful, so I am experiencing this along with you and would be more than happy to simply be a shoulder to cry on, if needed.
I am also willing to discuss living with visual impairments...and how it effects daily life, relationships, careers, etc. | Available
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Margot RN BScN CGN
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| I am happy to answer any questions related to assisting those with disabilites. My area of specialty is setting up the home for people with physical challenges. | On Vacation
returns 07/24/2008
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