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Quadriplegic, former NYC fashion assistant develops buzz-worthy skin care line
Michelle Obama is just one of the many fans of this skin care line with a conscious. More…
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Paraplegic elected to Legislative Assembly of British Columbia
Stephanie Cadieux, 36, was paralyzed in a car accident at age 18. More…
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Hello Kitty wheelchair debuts, disabled girls’ squeals heard around the globe
What’s next? Hello Kitty-themed hospitals? Wait. That exists (in Taiwan) too. More…
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Paralyzed drummer invents mouth-operated bass drum
It’s as simple as taking in a breath, but you still need skills. Here’s how it works!
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Jeggings: The most slimming jean you’ll ever buy
Well folks, I’ve been enlightened by the fashion Gods as of late. It all started with celeb photos on Perez Hilton, with me coveting the skinny ass stars in their glove-tight skinny ass jeans, and then it dawned on me: THEY ARE NOT WEARING SKINNY JEANS. It was a trick. What these trendy gals were wearing were in fact Jeggings, the latest greatest garment to hit the clothing world since the Miracle Bra. Jeggings debuted last summer and are leggings masquerading as jeans. They have a jean print, come in several washes and colors, and some even have faux pockets and a real button-fly. BUT DON’T BE FOOLED. They are…
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3 disability etiquette rules you probably don’t know about
Everyone knows it’s rude to stare (one would hope so). And if you attended school at some point in the last 20 years, you were probably taught the other rude no-no’s regarding disability etiquette, like to never make someone‘s wheelchair your footrest, or never help someone with a disability without asking first. These are the basics of disability etiquette and I hope for your sake and mine, that you know them. Or else you’re causing me unneeded stress 😉 I have a problem however with the standard disability etiquette proffered at schools and corporations throughout America. It’s simply not enough, and the basic ten rules leave a lot of important,…
