Welfare hell: welfare rules make it hard for disabled people to work

Article Abstract:

The US welfare system's vague rules and bureaucracy make it hard for disabled people to gain independence. Aside from providing inadequate services, its employees continually suspect the clients of cheating the government.

Evaluation, Welfare recipients, Social services, Social service

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Crip sheet: why the able-bodied still don't get it

Article Abstract:

A handicapped man describes the rage he feels at media portrayals of quadriplegics as courageous and inspiring. He wants the able-bodied to understand the suffering that the handicapped endure every day.

United States, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Physically disabled persons

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A country road song

Article Abstract:

A writer describes his gratitude of being able to enjoy running and walking outdoors before suffering an accident that left him with one good leg and having to rely on a wheelchair.

Psychological aspects, Crash injuries, Accidents, Disabled persons, Gratitude

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