Physical & Mental Disabilities Community - HealthBloggers

I graduated from the University of Pittsburgh with a Master's in Health And Rehabilitation Sciences. I'm a person with quadriplegia and maintain the website www.pittrehabcounselor.com and blog www.pittrehab.blogspot.com

Ashley's Mom (Deborah), once a police officer, is now a computer professional who balances her work life and her very busy home life as the single parent of four unique children. Deborah's birth son, Chip, is 18 years old and will be going off to college in the Fall of 2009. When Chip was 5 years old, Deborah adopted her daughter, Ashley. Ashley, now 14years old, was born 14 weeks prematurely...

I am from the Republic of Palau in the southwest Pacific, http://www.visit-palau.com/ and have been a certified Reiki Master Teacher and practitioner since 1998. I volunteer with various online healing networks and am a current member of the World Wide Reiki Organization, www.wwro.org, the Chikara-Reiki-Do Masters Group, and a number of Yahoo healing groups: Divine Manifestation Energies, Drops...

Obviously being a man, some will question my selection of subjects here, but rest assured that I have been actively involved in Women's Health issues, conditions and solutions for a good long time. This blog started in out in 1999, and later was changed to it's current name and address on blogger. I began under the premise that women are the ones who primarily search for and buy products for...

I'm a wife, mother,and grandmother, who is trusting daily in God's Word that He will strengthen me to rise above life's difficulties. I live with multiple chronic illnesses. The Lord has been teaching me to Live Simply, Laugh Often, and to Love Deeply. I hope to encourage, uplift, and at times amuse. I will share my heart and life openly, praying that the Lord will use His Words and mine to...

Born in Portland, Oregon, in 1954, lifelong resident, writing, literature, coffee enthusiast. I was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in July of 2007.

I have a muscle disease called Hereditary Spastic Paraplegia. It's difficult, but doesn't define me. I am a child of God, who can give support and comfort to others who are suffering, because of the comfort God has given me.

Crazy. Sincere. Full of joy. Loves to sing. Takes wrong turns. Never asks for directions. Never reads directions. Learns by mistakes. Shares life experiences with others. Encourages broken hearts, offers water to the thirsty. Known to laugh at the wrong times. Thankful. Honesty is a priority. Vulnerable. Told I'm overly sensitive. Reminded I wear my heart on my sleeve. Think too much. Passion...