Journey to wholeness
voices of women living with disabilities
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Publication
2014 - Linus Learning, Ronkonkoma, NY, New York (State)
Language
English
Word Count
37,500 words, Guess
Page Count
150 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivejourneytowholene0000unse
- ISBN-101607974673
- ISBN-139781607974673
- OCLC Control Number893679064
- Open LibraryOL38209185M
Classifications
- LCCHV3013.A1 J68 2014
Description
"The Journey to Wholeness book will literally take the reader on a journey into the diverse lives of 13 women with disabilities. This is a one of a kind book as there is no other compilation of women's voices like this one. These women come from different backgrounds, experience different barriers and triumphs, and find joys in many unexpected places. Their disabilities range from Deafness, to MS, to Fibromyalgia to visual impairments, to rheumatoid arthritis and spina bifida. Some are born with their disabilities, some acquire theirs quickly or progressively over time. Some continue working, and some do not work after their disability is diagnosed. Some have children and some do not. Some are religious and some find spirituality in the outdoors, or by volunteering. One thing for sure is that these women are brutally honest, sincere and resilient. The reader is asked to take this ride with the contributors and learn that people with disabilities do not want to be pitied, or excluded. Disability can be a pathway to new opportunities, friendships, leadership opportunities, hobbies, and experiences. Disability requires a new way of thinking, but can be navigated and embraced when the woman see the possibilities and opportunities that they create."--Publisher.
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