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Attitudinal Accessibility – Attitudes of Affirmation

Humiliation is as stealthy and subtle as dust entering a house. It comes from outside a Person with Disabilities (PWD). However, attitudinal humiliation from others experienced in a fragile moment can turn inward. As self-humiliation, it clogs the spirit with life-defeating feelings of shame, failure, lack of dignity, and shaky self-worth or self-respect.

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Jon

By Mary Beth Nicholson There was a child named “Jon” in a small country church. He spoke little as he was autistic. However, he watched…

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Chemical Sensitivity

In our new church this year, I was approached by a member before Easter: Do Easter lilies bother you? No more than my beloved daffodils on Daffodil Sunday. Don’t worry about it. The headache and nausea would only last a day.

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