Don’t Assume That a Person with a Disability Needs Your Help
One day I was attending a class on the Psalms, and I was running late. So I screeched into the parking lot,...
One day I was attending a class on the Psalms, and I was running late. So I screeched into the parking lot,...
Karen Mulder | 2 min read
Editor's Note: The suggestions below come to us from Krista Mason, the mother of a child who has autism. She is the...
Karen Mulder | 2 min read
I was born legally blind and became functionally blind at age thrity-two. I have a very supportive husband, two children , and a leader dog. I function very well as director of disabled students at Hope College in Holland, Michigan. Although I have obviously become sensitized to people with disabilities, I still make mistakes in dealing with my students. I have learned caregiving in an area that takes constant correction. I have found that it is important to give myself permission to make mistakes.
Karen Mulder | 2 min read
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