Major Differences Between House and Senate
Health & Human Services Bill Being Discussed The House and Senate have nearly completed work on the major spending bills […]
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Monthly Archives: May 2005
25th National Veterans’ Wheelchair Games Kid’s Day
Kid’s Day offers local children of all abilities the opportunity to interact and participate in various events with the guidance […]
Where Can You Get a Good Disability Advocate?
A Response to Wendy Brower’s “People Being Duped” I have followed Terri Schiavo’s situation for several years. I have delved […]
NDSC Joint Statement
Editor’s note: This article was written before Terri Schiavo’s death by Kathy In October 2003, the National Down Syndrome Congress […]
Changes Planned to Erase Budget Shortfall in Transit System
During the seven hearings on proposed changes in transit fares and service, the Metropolitan Council heard from many distressed customers […]
Saving the MTS from the Governor’s Budget Cuts
I am blind, I am a guide dog user, and I am a bus rider. I’ve often wondered why, as […]
Speech Style Doesn’t Reflect Intelligence
After living with a speech impediment for many years, I concluded that the people I meet equate my speech impairment […]
Returning to Work After Aphasia: Reframing Work Re-entry
This is the first in a series of articles on speech issues in the workplace. Future articles will expand upon […]
May is Mental Health Month
Mental illnesses are disorders of the brain that disrupt a person’s thinking, feelings, mood, ability to relate to others, and […]
A Family’s Struggle with Schizophrenia
Room for J, a new book on one family’s struggle with schizophrenia, started out as a way for Dan S. […]
Mobile Outreach Clinic Celebrates 20 Years
Staff Logs More Than 40,000 Miles a Year Providing Care to Patients and Families When the Gillette Children’s Specialty Healthcare […]
Editor’s Column – May 2005
We at Access Press would like to think the information we provide helps you make positive and informed decisions. We […]
Duluth’s Gentle Hikes: Shorter, Less Demanding
An overview of the “Gentle Hikes: Minnesota’s Most Scenic North Shore Hikes Under 3 Miles” guidebook Some of the most […]
Four Phases of Mental Health Recovery
Spectrum Community Mental Health believes that people with psychiatric disabilities can—and do—lead purposeful and satisfying lives. Spectrum has faith in […]
Technology of The Future
Historically, the 18th century was the industrial age and the 19th century was the technology and information era. Our society […]
