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Amputee gets a Travel Channel show

Amputee gets a Travel Channel show

"If you think having no legs sucks, I'll prove you otherwise," is the awesome catchphrase of a brand new Travel Channel show starring Kevin Michael Connolly, a 27 year old from Montana, avid traveler and photographer, born without legs. It's called Armed and Ready, and the show premieres Feb. 26th, 10/9pmc on the Travel Channel. Posted: 2/16/2013
Amputee gets a Travel Channel show

Amputee gets a Travel Channel show

"If you think having no legs sucks, I'll prove you otherwise," is the awesome catchphrase of a brand new Travel Channel show starring Kevin Michael Connolly, a 27 year old from Montana, avid traveler and photographer, born without legs. It's called Armed and Ready, and the show premieres Feb. 26th, 10/9pmc on the Travel Channel. Posted: 2/16/2013
Rolling Rebel

Rolling Rebel

Don’t tell my kids, but rules are sometimes made to be broken. For months now, I've spent my Tuesday mornings at follow-up appointments with my surgeon, and ironically the waiting times associated with those weekly appointments often force me to be in my wheelchair longer than the two hours the doctor has restricted me to. Well, two can play at that game! Now, prior to all this surgery and bed rest nonsense, Casey and I had looked forward to being able to sneak out to matinees and lunch from time to time while the girls were in school. One butt sore later, our plans changed.
Groundbreaking New Study from Easter Seals Looks at Sibling Caregivers

Groundbreaking New Study from Easter Seals Looks at Sibling Caregivers

We often think of spouses, parents or adult children as caregivers, but not siblings. However, if you have a brother or sister with a disability (and there are millions who do), this important role is likely in your future. Through its new Siblings Study, conducted by Ipsos Public Affairs (an independent research firm), Easter Seals wanted to learn more about siblings who act as caregivers to their brothers or sisters who have disabilities, and how their lives compare to those who do not have a sibling with a disability. Posted: 2/13/2013

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