Mental Health & Disabilities
A Grief Encounter: Grieving losses other than death Significant losses other than death produce similar feelings and questions. They need to be grieved just as we need to grieve the death of a loved one.
The Psalms of Lament: A Guide for our Worship Reflecting upon our worship services by examining the use of the Psalms in Jewish worship.
I Shall Come Forth as Gold Apparently it started when I was born, although it could have been even earlier. Among the more distant relatives on my father's side there are incidents of crossed eyes, perhaps even of retinitis pigmentosa, but no total blindness that we are aware of.
Who Is This Imposter? Before June 6, 1995, life was unfolding as it should—once again.
First Comes LoveIn 1974, my husband was told his newborn first child was a "mongoloid."
Myrtle's StoryI was born with congenital cataracts. Having a disability in childhood is very different from becoming disabled as an adult.
Bruce Toews' ThoughtsI now present the last in this series, in which I will try to answer what is undoubtedly the most common question I'm asked: How do you use the computer?
