Was my husband a hero?

Article Abstract:

Brenda Reed was reluctant to tell people about her husband Capt Eddie Reed who had been killed in the Vietnam Conflict because she lacked information about how he died, and many people viewed the Vietnam War as immoral. In 1987, Reed visited Vietnam and discovered her husband had died a hero.

Behavior, Reed, Eddie, Reed, Brenda

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Where brothers and sisters get together again

Article Abstract:

About 75% of all foster children must live apart from other siblings. A program sponsored by Camp T Belong, a volunteer service brings siblings together in a summer camp for at least one week a year. The cost per child is $35-0 for six nights. The camp was started in 1995.

Services, Foster children

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'I am like you.'(deaf and blind woman, Winnie Tunison)

Article Abstract:

Tunison, 48, is an advocate for the deaf-blind. She lost her sight gradually as a result of a genetic condition and was blind by age 40. She attends college at Gallaudet Univ, is married with two children and strives to help others with her condition.

Personal narratives, Biography, Blind deaf persons, Blind-deaf, Tunison, Winnie

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