Letters to the Editor – April 2003
To Access Press: I was impressed by the letter by Pete Feigal on his troubled life. In the last paragraph, […]
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Daily Archives: April 10, 2003
Part I: Living with a Disability—Before ADA, Assistive Technology and Enlightened Attitudes
I was born to Gustav and Maria Anderson on October 7, 1931 in Worcester, MA. I was given oxygen to […]
Hospital Settlement Reached
In a settlement with the Minnesota Department of Human Rights, Abbott Northwestern Hospital has agreed to improve its interpreter services […]
State Council – Back In!
The Minnesota State Council on Disability (MSCOD) is back in the governor’s budget. Governor Pawlenty released his Supplemental Budget on […]
Editor’s Column – April 2003
It’s been a very difficult legislative session to follow; seems one minute things are changing faster than I can keep […]
Seeing As God Sees—Loving As God Loves
Another month has passed, and to me our world feels very different. I have noticed—as I imagine others have—that I […]
We’re Given Academy Awards But Not Insurance Parity
When the movie, “A Beautiful Mind”—the story of Nobel Prize-winning mathematician John Nash’s victories over schizophrenia—captured so many hearts and […]
