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A cradle-to-grave guide to female autistic experience combining personal accounts with academic research, with chapters on childhood, education, employment, healthcare, gender identity and ageing.

"Jeg er da normal - Et godt liv som spastiker" er en fortælling om at væreanderledes og alligevel skabe sig det liv, man drømmer om. Bogen er oplagt for unge med spastisk lammelse eller andrefysiskehandicap, men også deres forældre, søskende og venner kan få meget ud af at læse den, lige som fagpersonale kan hente stor inspiration og forståelse i Krestens historie.

This Guide is a must-have for anyone looking to improve their physical and mental health. This book provides step-by-step instructions for safe and effective chair yoga practices that are accessible to all seniors, regardless of their fitness level or mobility.With detailed guidance on breath work, postures, and relaxation techniques, this book teaches readers how to connect with their bodies and minds, reduce stress and anxiety, and increase strength, flexibility, and balance. It also includes modifications for various injuries and chronic conditions, as well as partner and assisted poses for added support. In this book you'll discover:Mind-blowing benefits of yogaLow-impact, gentle and safe exercises tailored explicitly for seniors like youHow to incorporate regular exercise into you daily routine effectively How to relief stress, relax, achieve better mental clarity and even sleep betterWhy you need to warm and how to do that in proper wayHow to boost your physical and mental health with special breathing techniquesIf you want to achieve peace, meditation, purity, harmony, self-discipline, increased immunity, better flexibility and strength, and more spiritual depth, then this book will encourage you to grab a mat, a block, a towel, and a water bottle ASAP!

Villy blev kun 43 år gammel. Levede et omtumlet liv med fysisk handicap der bevirkede skæv skolestart, flytning fra trygge omgivelser til København, mobning, forældrenes skilsmisse og tilbage til hjemegnen, hvor han aldrig kom i gang med noget. Forfatteren, der er Villys halvbror, fortæller, ved at opsøge de gamle steder, med vendsysselsk underfundig humor, om deres fælles oplevelser i drenge- og ungdomsårene. Villy rages herefter ind i meget dramatiske begivenheder, og hans død er for meget for Lau og Linda, der slet ikke kan klare at leve videre. Bogen er baseret på erindringer, dog krydret med fiktion.

"Third Ear braids together personal narrative with scholarly inquiry to examine the power of listening to build interpersonal empathy and social transformation. A child of Holocaust survivors, Rosner shares stories from growing up in a home where six languages were spoken to interrogate how diverse areas of scholarship such as psychotherapy, neurolinguistics, and creativity can illuminate the complex ways we are impacted by the sounds and silences of others"--

Lauren is a great little sister. She's funny, sweet and playful. Only when other kids talk about her does our narrator realize Lauren's Down Syndrome makes her different. Being Lauren's sister is sometimes complicated. Our narrator feels concerned and protective, but also jealous of the attention her sister receives. And nothing makes her angrier than seeing other kids make fun of Lauren. In the end, though, she realizes she was right about Lauren all along-she's just a great sister and best friend. This book can help preschoolers and young readers learn about Down Syndrome and about accepting everyone for who they are.

What a bad day! Jake has a terrible day at school.I try to open my milk. SPLASH!After lunch, I struggle with the computer mouse.SWERVE! SWIVEL! SHAKE!The afternoon with Gramma doesn't start out much better.Playing video games helps me relax. I try to hold the controller still...SHAKE! JUGGLE! JIGGLE! JUMP!I drop the controller and punch the pillow beside me.But Gramma has other plans.Gramma hugs me. "Let's make cookies!""Turn up the music, Jake. I love this song!"I giggle as Gramma limps into a jig.SHAKE! SASHAY! SHIMMY!Sometimes his Essential Tremor overwhelms Jake. An afternoon with Gramma in "Shaky Quaky Jake" gives him a chance to regroup. The compassionate relationship between Jake and Gramma is heartwarming, and children learn a lot about how struggling with a disability can still lead to a better day... tomorrow.TIMELESS TOPIC: Classic with the wisdom of a grandparent but with a fresh look at a little-known disability, this book touches on truly universal topics. Kindness, acceptance, inclusion, and imagination are front and center as the main character struggles to find his place in his classroom and, ultimately, life.READ ALOUD: This picture book is perfect for read-aloud occasions, bedtime, or any moment a kid needs cheering up and being reminded that with perseverance and imagination, you can solve any problem, and thinking outside the box can be the answer if you are not afraid to step into the unknown and just do it!SELF-RELIANCE: This book also emphasizes the value of remaining positive in facing life's various difficulties. You can be upset and still be a regular person; you can have a bad day with all the entailing emotions.REASSURANCE: Perfect for kids who are nervous about their struggles with a disability and any child who has less-than-ideal moments in life. The best we can do is keep trying!EDUCATIONAL INFO INCLUDED: The author's note tells a little about Essential Tremor. The back of the book includes a bonus list of how to RESPECT others.Perfect for:A read-aloud option for parents, teachers, and librarians looking at books about overcoming adversity and persistence in everyday life.Reassuring book for kids who experience anxiety or struggle to get through bad days.Fans of books that celebrate big feelings and triumphs in everyday life.

Super Me is told through diary entries, strength and courage - sharing the impact of transitioning in the face of societal expectations and limitations while encouraging others to stand in their truth as well.

Understanding the Ear-Brain ConnectionThe intricate relationship between the ear and the brain forms the foundation of otoneurology, a fascinating field that explores the mysteries of our auditory system. In this subchapter, we will delve into the complexities of the ear-brain connection, unraveling the secrets that lie within.The ear, often seen as a simple organ responsible for hearing, is far more complex than meets the eye. It serves as a gateway, transmitting sound waves to the brain, where they are decoded and transformed into meaningful information. But how does this process occur? What happens along the way?To begin, let's explore the anatomy of the ear. The outer ear captures sound waves, directing them towards the middle ear, where they are amplified by the eardrum and three tiny bones called ossicles. From there, the sound waves travel to the cochlea, a spiral-shaped structure in the inner ear. Inside the cochlea, hair cells convert the vibrations into electrical signals that can be interpreted by the brain.But the journey doesn't end there. These electrical signals are then transmitted to the brain through the auditory nerve, where they are further processed and analyzed. The brain's auditory cortex, located in the temporal lobe, decodes these signals, allowing us to perceive and understand the sounds around us.However, the ear-brain connection goes beyond just hearing. It also plays a crucial role in maintaining balance and spatial orientation. The vestibular system, located within the inner ear, sends signals to the brain that help us stay upright and navigate our surroundings. Without this connection, simple tasks like walking or driving would be nearly impossible.For students interested in otolaryngology, understanding the ear-brain connection is essential. By studying this intricate relationship, we can gain insights into various auditory disorders and develop innovative treatments. From hearing loss to balance disorders, otoneurology offers a wealth of opportunities for exploration and discovery.

Mission AstroAccess is an organization dedicated to promoting disability inclusion in space exploration. In October 2021, the pilot cohort of Disabled Ambassadors were launched into orbit on a Zero Gravity Corporation parabolic flight to experience weightlessness and investigate microgravity accessibility solutions. The second AstroAccess Flight will take place on November 19, 2022, in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Volume II of Mission AstroAccess explores various topics related to the inclusion of individuals with disabilities in space travel, as well as considering how those that experience the world differently than us quite often have creative and innovative solutions to our challenges.

The Importance of Protecting Your HearingIntroduction: Welcome to "The Sound Guardian: Safeguarding Your Hearing in a Noisy World." In this subchapter, we will explore the significance of protecting your hearing and the impact it can have on your overall well-being. Whether you are a music lover, a sports enthusiast, or simply someone who cherishes the sounds of nature, understanding the importance of preserving your ears becomes vital. So, let's dive into the world of healthy hearing!The Marvels of the Ears: Our ears are extraordinary organs that enable us to perceive the world around us. They allow us to enjoy the beauty of music, engage in conversations, and even detect potential dangers. However, we often take them for granted, exposing them to loud noises without realizing the long-term consequences.The Risks of Noise Exposure: Did you know that prolonged exposure to loud noises can cause irreversible damage to our hearing? This damage, known as noise-induced hearing loss, can lead to difficulties in communication, social isolation, and even mental health issues. It is essential to be aware of the risks associated with excessive noise and take measures to protect our ears from harm.Prevention is the Key: Protecting your hearing is a lifelong commitment that begins with simple yet effective precautions. The first step is education - understanding the decibel levels of common noises and identifying potential sources of excessive noise in your daily life. By being aware, you can take proactive measures such as using earplugs or earmuffs to reduce noise exposure.Promoting Healthy Habits: In addition to taking precautions, adopting healthy habits can significantly contribute to maintaining good hearing. Regular breaks from noisy environments, limiting the use of headphones or earbuds, and keeping the volume at a safe level are all essential practices. Furthermore, incorporating a balanced diet and exercise routine can improve blood circulation to the ears, enhancing their overall health.The Role of Technology: In today's world, technology plays a significant role in our lives. However, it is crucial to be mindful of its potential impact on our hearing. Listening to music at high volumes through headphones or attending loud concerts can damage our ears. Utilizing noise-canceling headphones and following recommended volume levels can help protect your ears while still enjoying the benefits of modern technology.

The book further delves into the practical aspects of stroke recovery, discussing the use of assistive devices and adaptive techniques to improve mobility, communication, and daily living activities. It provides strategies for addressing cognitive challenges, such as memory and attention difficulties, and offers cognitive rehabilitation exercises to promote mental acuity.Recognizing the significance of social reintegration, the book explores reconnecting with family and friends, joining support groups, and rebuilding independence and participation in the community. Benefits of this bookLearn about the physical, emotional, and cognitive effects of strokeDiscover effective rehabilitation strategies for regaining movement, speech, and cognitive functionGet practical advice for managing the emotional impact of stroke, including depression and anxietyExplore the role of technology and assistive devices in stroke recoveryDiscover tips and strategies for rebuilding relationships, finding purpose, and enjoying life after a strokeThe stroke and brain injury recovery activity book is a comprehensive and engaging resource designed to support individuals on their journey to recovery after a stroke or brain injury.This thoughtfully crafted book offers a wide range of stimulating activities, exercises, and puzzles tailored to promote cognitive, physical, and emotional healing.

Nearly two decades of living with and writing about life with chronic illness compiled and distilled into often moving, sometimes funny, always poignant and useful essays by Trevis L Gleason.

Healing Chair Yoga for Every Body has truly been created for all ages and all bodies, to practice in your own home, in our own chair.

Optimizing Brain Power is a comprehensive guide for family members unfamiliar with the benefits of hearing healthcare and its profound influence on the well-being of aging relatives. Do you have concerns about how your loved one's hearing loss affects their social life, family activities, or involvement in the community?If you have experienced a family member with dementia or cognitive decline, you may be seeking ways to help them mitigate the increased risks associated with hearing loss. However, navigating this unfamiliar territory can seem overwhelming at first.Are you worried that their hearing loss impacts their attitude and behavior?Optimizing Brain Power aims to empower you with the knowledge and confidence needed to assist your family members in making informed decisions about early treatment for hearing loss.By addressing your most asked questions about hearing loss, cognitive decline, and the importance of early intervention, 'Optimizing Brain Power' becomes an accessible and valuable resource. Its user-friendly format allows easy reading and serves as a quick reference throughout your journey to enhance your family member's quality of life through active aging.

This book tells the stories of disabled people who have been influential in creating modern mass media.

Heart Love to Head Love is a daunting and unconventional coming-of-age story frame against the backdrop of managing loved ones with the onset of a debilitating neurocognitive disorder. Two blended families find themselves forced to face and conquer the reality of caregiving in its rawest form. Their collective creativity and resilience intersect beautifully to untangle the complexities of their new normal, particularly in relation to two major characters who start out as strangers and end up connected in the most unusual way. Family dynamics, memory care issues, health decisions, planning for the future, and day-to-day survival, mixed in with good old-fashioned fun, are topics that evolve through this American love story. The work is hard but the balancing act is a story worth telling.

Love, Jesus: Letters of Divine Hope for Tinnitus Sufferers provides words of wisdom and comfort for anyone struggling with tinnitus.Set out as a series of letters, the book imagines what Jesus might say to us at those points in our tinnitus journey when we struggle to put one foot in front of the other.Each letter is accompanied by an illustrated quote from scripture that demonstrates the hope that God offers to each and every one of us.These are letters to hold close to your heart. Keep them in your nightstand, your car, your bag, or your desk drawer at work, and take them out whenever you need to remind yourself that Jesus is with you every moment of your suffering."Lisa's book moved me deeply. As someone whose life was touched briefly by ringing in the ears, I could recognise the feelings she exposed: the despair, the guilt, the hopelessness. But this book goes even further. Lisa has taken her personal experience of walking through tinnitus, and shares the secrets Jesus taught her on the way. Written in the form of letters, titled for easy reference, she speaks God's infinite wisdom and love. If you have a friend who suffers with tinnitus, this book is a gift which will give them hope and one that they will return to many times. Lisa has given the church a tool which will touch many hearts!" Joy Vee, Author of Benaiah and the Kindness Tree"As a Tinnitus Management Audiologist, I find some tinnitus materials are a bit too doom and gloom for many of my patients. Now having a resource for those who find comfort in scripture and prayer is another tool to recommend for a segment of my patients. Lisa has created a beautiful resource of reflection with Jesus who is compassionate along the tinnitus sufferer's journey. The imagery, the chosen passages and the reflection in each section help match the need and mood of the reader. I now have another extraordinary tool in helping Christian patients with managing their tinnitus." Judy Huch, AuD. Oro Valley Audiology, Holistic Audiology.

The ultimate guide to rediscovering your identity and finding joy in life as a chronically ill person. Full of practical tips and personal stories from award-winning disabled advocate Pippa Stacey.

Home Care and Safety, associated conditions, problem areas, treatment options, behavioral, emotional consequences, realistic goals, future expectations, resources, brain training, safety practices, Rehabilitation exercises, are covered. Provided for readers is a safety checklist that is so helpful in setting up a safe environment at home and rehab throughout daily activity. Understanding conditions with safety, care, rehabilitation at home, ongoing communication of those affected is the primary focus.This book compiles researching current health care and home care nursing or caretaker assistant practices emphasizing safety with reviewing valuable lessons. This comprehensive off grid guide, you will be able to:A clear understanding of the stages of stroke recoveryKnowledge of the types of rehabilitation services and techniques availableGuidance on exercise and physical activity for stroke prevention and recoveryTips for managing emotional and psychological effects of strokeInformation on community resources and support groupsFinally, Stroke Recovery concludes with inspiring stories of stroke recovery, real-life success stories, and motivational testimonials that serve as beacons of hope, encouragement, and inspiration for readers as they embark on their own recovery journeys.

Has multiple sclerosis caused you to become fearful, frustrated, or overwhelmed because your walking or mobility isn't improving?In this straightforward and action-focused guide, Dr. Gretchen Hawley provides the exact steps to take control of your MS symptoms and feel empowered. Common symptoms such as fatigue, weakness, difficulty walking, and poor balance require MS-specific exercises and strategies geared toward strengthening your neural pathways, not just your muscles. This is possible through MS exercises focusing on neuroplasticity, which, unfortunately, is often overlooked or ignored.After reading The MSing Link, you will have the tools to:¿ Improve your walking on even and uneven surfaces¿ Gain leg and core strength¿ Improve your balance and reduce falls¿ Reduce fatigue¿ Modify exercises based on how your MS affects you each day¿ Manage temperature sensitivity and sensation changes¿ Feel confident that you can make a change in your mobility¿ Learn where and how to start exercising with MSIf you've tried physical therapy or other exercise programs in the past and they didn't help, it's not because of your MS, or your lack of effort. Those exercises didn't focus on improving the strength of your neural pathways in addition to your muscles. Once you learn the correct way to exercise with MS, you'll finally start seeing improvements in your mobility, energy, and confidence.