| Adam Lee: Dyslexic young man performs twisting balloons. |
| America's War on the Disabled: Contains strong language and graphic descriptions of political events. |
| Brachial Plexus Birth Injuries: My child was injured at birth in Lafayette, Louisiana. I am currently journaling her outcome since surgery. |
| CATTS4 At Home: Activities and interests of Betty Taggart, former Ms. Wheelchair Georgia. |
| Di's Home Page: Disabilitiy information and a little bit about me. I have spent a lot of time over the years gathering disability resource information. |
| Disability Resources: Resources for disabled persons, including Christian ministries. By a person with an Charcot Marie Tooth, a neuro-muscular condition. |
| Disabled Site: Site for disabled people interested in the Internet, to exchange URLs and information. |
| Inspiration on Wheels!: Motivating, uplifting, encouraging, fun site which shows how being disabled is a challenge which can enhance the quality of life when a person tries. Scouting for kids in wheelchairs, snow skiing, feelings, and elmo. |
| Kalib's Web Site: Tells the story of his preterm birth (23 weeks), spinal cord injury and bout with cancer. Includes lots of pictures, a glossary, links, and suggestions for books and toys. |
| Lasik/Dry Eye Support Ring: Story of a woman with severe dry eyes. |
| Life or Something Like It: Living the life that was dealt to us to the fullest! |
| Linkable.org: Community linking together the personal websites of disabled people. Has message board and related resources and products. |
| Living With a Dis-Ability: No one is exempt from some sort of pain, whether it is physical or emotional. It makes us Human and it makes us stronger. We have to "play the cards" that Life deals us. We dive into the pool and either drown, tread water, or swim to the other side. |
| Lynette's Page: 30 year old went into a coma after childbirth. Now is permanently disabled. |
| Megan's Notebook: An author who had a stroke at an early age and lives in Pennsylvania. |
| Miss Dee Dee's Place: Has a brittle bone disease called, "Osteogenesis Imperfecta." Loves designing webpages, and graphics. |
| Official Hard Transplant Website: Doctors told me in 1996 I had 1 to 2 years to live without a heart transplant. Medicaid is really lousy here and my heart's still here, biking 2 miles--- |
| Post-Polio Syndrome Information and More: Sylvia and Marilyn's page on several disability topics and other interests. |
| Sage's Page: This web site is an attempt to give back a little of what has been given to us. |
| See With Your Heart, Speak With Your Heart: A website for those with disabilities to visit for inspiration, and dialogue. Authored by a legally blind retired teacher. |
| Shazza's: Parent of a 3 year old child with epilepsy, cerebral palsy, and global developmental delay. The site touches on sibling issues, services, and includes an interactive book to take you through her little man's average week. |
| Steve's New Life for Me: Story of his life on disability after a kidney transplant. |
| Steven's World: Angelman Syndrome, his love of whales, dolphins and music. A photo journey of Steven's life. Links to AS resources. |
| Stump 'R' Us: A site for amputees and other with disablilites. |
| Testimony of a Shy-Dragers patient: Donna Maggard has a terminal illness called "Shy-Drager's Disease". Through great obstacles she has found faith and hope in God. |
| The Parasail Vision Quest: Vinny Lauwers will become the first paraplegic in the world to build his boat, sail unassisted and nonstop around the world on his yacht Vision Quest. |
| Vasile Stoica: How he became the first disabled Romanian to travel around the world by manual wheelchair. |
| Virginia Sullinger: Stories by a mother of three children with severe medical conditions. |
| We the Disabled Parents: A Canadian mother with disabilities recounts her fight to retain custody of her children. |
| William Edward Fuller: A life long disability advocate who has been employed as a Rehab counselor, an administrator of a private school for children with serious disabilities, an independent living center director and now a private consultant helping other businesses build meaningful programs to serve people with disabilities. |
| Windchime Walker: An artist's creative responses to disability and life. Decorate canes and walkers; connect art to activism; experience the healing power of poems and stories. |
| Windchyme's Home Page: Personal site about service dogs, disability and disability law, and advocacy. |
| Your Friend, Michael: Physically disabled persons share their thoughts and ideas. |
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