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Disability and inclusion
Thirteen personal essays on access, expectations, belonging, and the difference between being present and being included.
Cerebral palsy in adulthood
Six essays on experience, adaptation, care, and the questions that continue beyond childhood.
Ulnar nerve recovery
Seven essays following surgery, recovery, and the questions that came afterward.
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- How A Voice Takes ShapeA poem written in high school begins with blue. Years later, another poem returns to the same color and finds more there. Those two … Continue reading “How A Voice Takes Shape”
- Cerebral Palsy in Adulthood: Six EssaysA new collection on Wiley’s Walk brings together six essays written from different points in that experience. They consider spasticity, footwear and adaptation, the … Continue reading “Cerebral Palsy in Adulthood: Six Essays”
- Revisiting Change, Adaptation, and What Comes NextThese five essays were written at different times, but each considers what happens when circumstances change and an established approach no longer fits. Wiley’s … Continue reading “Revisiting Change, Adaptation, and What Comes Next”
- The Expanded Inclusion CollectionInclusion reaches beyond access. It is reflected in how people are heard, how decisions are made, whether accommodations are understood, and whether disability is … Continue reading “The Expanded Inclusion Collection”
- The Ulnar Nerve Series: Surgery, Recovery, and the Questions That FollowedSeven essays about ulnar nerve damage, surgery, changes in function, and recovery when progress remains uncertain.
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