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This week - August 11-17, 2018:
Money Diaries, Refinery - August 8, 2018
Followup story:
Anabel Pasarow, Money Diaries, Refinery - August 9, 2018
These two stories present one disabled woman’s “Money Diary,” to illustrate how someone with a disability who is ON disability copes financially. It’s good to see think kind of thing in a publication that doesn’t specialize in disability stories.
Kiana Myers, Press-Republican - August 14, 2018
This is an unusual type of “human interest” disability story, in that it has elements of sympathy, but is essentially empowering, as she is engaging with disability issues in the community, not just her own personal struggles.
3. The 1984 Supreme Court Ruling About Pee: Amber Tatro, PA Politics, and Access To Care When Disabled
Kathleen Downes, The Squeaky Wheelchair - August 15, 2018
Kathleen is a really good disability blogger. This post really conveys the difficulty people with significant physical disabilities have in trying to be active in the community, and how even when you can get help, it’s often a mixed bag.