High Fives Foundation

High Fives Foundation is known for its incredible work supporting athletes with life-altering injuries. Can you tell us about the inspiration behind starting the foundation and how it has evolved over the years? The High Fives Foundation was founded in 2009 by Roy Tuscany after he sustained a life-altering spinal cord

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No one should navigate the pain of EB alone: Debra Ireland is here

Listen to the Article When skin is as delicate as a butterfly’s wing, life’s simplest acts—a handshake, a hug, or a stroll down the street—can feel like climbing Everest barefoot. This is the raw reality of living with epidermolysis bullosa (EB), a rare genetic condition where the skin’s layers refuse to stick together, making them

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Tidbits April 15 2025

April 15th Tidbits Butt in the Chair: How disability changed my writing habits BLM Recreation sites available to all: Exploring accessibility on California’s public lands Capacity building program: Addressing accessibility Five years of remote work changed workplace accessibility. Employees with disabilities will feel its loss. NJ organization helping anyone with disability

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A smiling woman wearing a red parka and life jacket sits on a small boat in a calm, icy body of water surrounded by snow-covered mountains under a bright blue sky. She is pointing up toward the sun, which is shining brightly above the horizon, creating a beautiful and serene reflection on the water.

Melisa Ozerska:
Think Deaf people can’t travel the world solo?
Think again!

Antarctica 🇦🇶 – Sunny, silent, and surrounded by endless icebergs… a breathtaking moment of pure magic! Melisa Ozerska is a globe-trotter, storyteller, advocate, and a full-on adventure lover who’s been stamping her passport with purpose. As a proud Deaf traveller from Estonia, Melisa has roamed far and wide, from bustling cities

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Think Deaf people can’t travel the world solo?
Think again!
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AJ’s Spotlight on Bloggers

BLOGGER: Steph Home Country: Germany Blog: ADHD Expat  What and Where: Traveling with ADHD Medications Abroad  Steph shares her experience and life with ADHD living abroad. Her blog includes practical tips such as this one about how to travel formally with ADHD medications given that many may be forbidden: take a look, this is very

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AJ’s Spotlight on Vloggers

Vlogger: Morgan Foley ADHD Home Country: USA Vlog: Morgan Foley: Autism/Travel/Crafts Link Experience: A Couple Days in the Life. Link Morgan, who lives with ADHD, shares a glimpse of her day and routine. She shares her challenges and how she overcomes them—such as, for example, ordering food online rather than calling. She is open

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