Talking about and referring to a person’s disability is a delicate subject. We avoid having essential discussions about disability because people are afraid to say the wrong thing. As a result, such avoidance fosters a toxic environment. The best way to refer to people with disabilities is a matter of debate, with two competing views. …
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Navigating the job market can be a challenging journey, especially for disabled adults. Yet, the federal government has pioneered creating avenues that lead to fulfilling careers for those often sidelined by conventional employment pathways. The federal government doesn’t just offer jobs; it opens doors to careers where people with disabilities can thrive. With a commitment …
Navigating the complex world of employment law, especially when terminating an employee with a disability, demands a thorough understanding and careful consideration of numerous legal and ethical facets. At the cornerstone of this discourse is the “Americans with Disabilities Act” (ADA), a comprehensive federal statute safeguarding the rights of individuals with disabilities in the workplace …
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Hello, everyone, and welcome back to Anna Tidley’s corner. Today, we are here with another episode of our Featherweight Wheelchairs 101 FAQ series. In this episode, we will be answering some of the most frequently asked questions about wheelchairs. Let’s dive right in! https://youtu.be/hXxEzRgMq0A Q: What is a freedom wheelchair? A: A freedom wheelchair is …
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The blue and white wheelchair representation on a parking spot is common in supermarkets, shopping centers, and apartment buildings, but have you ever considered the vital function these signs play? These signs designate parking spaces for the disabled. With 26% of Americans living with a disability, it is essential to create accessible spaces so people …
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Welcome back to Anna Tidley’s Corner! Today, we’re diving into some of the most frequently asked questions about wheelchairs. These are questions that people often ask on Google, and we’re here to provide you with the answers you’ve been searching for. Let’s get started! Anna Tidley's Corner: Wheelchair Realities FAQs – Episode 4Watch this video …
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Hello and welcome to another episode of Anna Tidley’s Corner, where we discuss everything related to wheelchairs and mobility. Today, we’re diving into some of the most frequently asked questions about featherweight wheelchairs, Medicare, and accessories. Let’s get started! https://youtu.be/mlU7KtNLpPE Are wheelchair accessories covered by Medicare? Medicare does cover certain wheelchair accessories, but it largely …
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Welcome to another episode of Anna Tidley’s Corner, where we delve into the world of featherweight wheelchairs. Whether you’re a first-time buyer or someone looking to upgrade, I’m here to answer some of the most commonly asked questions that people also ask on Google. Let’s dive right in! https://youtu.be/uNBX-RiVxyo Q: What is the disadvantage of …
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Anna Tidley's Corner: Featherweight Wheelchairs 101 FAQ – Episode 1Watch this video on YouTube Welcome to another episode of Anna Tidley’s Corner, where we’ll dive deep into featherweight wheelchairs. Whether you’re considering purchasing one or want to know more about it, I’m here to answer some of the most commonly asked questions people also ask …
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Having access to safe and affordable housing is a necessity for everybody. However, non-elderly disabled people sometimes struggle to access affordable housing for themselves. According to the Annual Homeless Assessment Report, about half a million homeless people who went to shelters last year were found to have disabilities. The good news is that several programs …
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