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'Rugby made me accept my own disability and thrive'
'I love the community, and the different people I get to talk to that are in chairs. I get to travel and meet people across the world.'
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Clinician tailors therapy to light each child's spark
'It takes time to build trust with a child, so you can get to know them and their interests.'
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Championing brain injury awareness
Faces of Transformation: Meet Dr. Alysha Ladha, developmental pediatrician
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'I have always sat in the in-between'
Mari Ramsawakh's identity can not be contained in simple boxes. Their film Fluid, which just won TVO's 2019 Short Doc Contest, makes that clear: 'I have always sat in the in-between.'
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Newcomer Tipsheet: Funding Programs and Tax Assistance
This tipsheet highlights general newcomer info, funding programs, and tax assistance for newcomers.
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Medicine is 'ultimately a humanistic and human endeavour'
Photo by Julia Soudat for U of T NewsLast April, Dr. Arno Kumagai became vice-chair in education for the Department of Medicine at the Un...
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Family's residency in limbo over son's cerebral palsy
Six years ago Kara Melissa Sharp's family moved to Canada on a work visa her husband Alastair held as a journalist. They brought their so...
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My dad was disabled, and cooler than most
Earlier this month Bill Peace, a visiting professor at Syracuse University, disability advocate and author of the blog Bad Cripple, poste...
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A novel drawn from light and loss
In 2011, cartoonist Tom Hart was living an idyllic life in Gainesville, Florida. While his wife Leela, also a cartoonist, worked on a boo...
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How to keep climbing with a medically complex child
By Jade BiesingerMy name is Jade and I live in England at the other side of the “pond” with my husband and four lovely children. Heni...
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