Tag Archives: handicap
A school where deaf kids and hearing kids get educated together
Blind runner set to compete in New York City marathon unassisted
Why my disability doesn’t stop me from living
Miniature guide poneys for disabled people
2 Minutes with Sean: Cheer up!
Nepal’s ‘Disability Idol’
Cute toddler with Down syndrome gets OshKosh B’gosh ad
The world can be changed
This awesome teen just broke cheerleading barriers
We’re The Superhumans: Rio Paralympics 2016
People with disabilities doing acrobatics
Tortoise with LEGO wheelchair
Robotic suit could help the physically disabled move
Dillan’s Voice – autistic teen talks thanks to i-pad
Change the world by your example
Three important things in life
Prosthetic arm for kids made with Legos
Painted medical helmets
Tommy Hilfiger designes clothes for kids with disabilities
Every child can learn
Fireman gets face transplant
Undercover policeman in wheelchair sees acts of kindness
After two robberies of wheelchair-bound people that were carried out at knifepoint, a Vancouver police officer went undercover as a paralyzed man in a wheelchair with brain injury.
Much to his surprise, instead of being victimized, he saw repeated displays of human kindness in this rough neighborhood.
Sometimes he asked people to buy something for him, to see if they would steal his money. At the end of the operation, the officer had $24.75 more than he started with. People chose to give rather than steal.
We usually see news stories about people doing bad things, but those aren’t the only stories.
The reality is that there are lot of kind people in the world who treat others with respect and consideration.
Operation Wheelchair – YouTube.
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Paralyzed surgeon operates
Life doesn’t stop when you’re in a wheelchair!
Dr. Ted Rummel, an Orthopaedic surgeon who was paralyzed in 2010, now performs surgeries with this specially designed wheelchair.
Hats off! Respect!
“Magic Wheelchair” build awesome costume for handicapped kids
Nike’s new shoes for Michael J. Fox
These shoes will be a great help for all people with disabilities who can’t lace their own shoes.
High school student builds a stroller-wheelchair for disabled moms
Two legged dog learns to walk
Handicapped boy gets special zipped basketball shoes made by Nike
Toys representing handicapped children
The “Toy Like Me” campaign have asked to have more toys representing children with handicaps or disablilities. That way those kids ca, have dolls and characters they can relate to in a positive way, which is good for their image.
This is a recent message from the Playmobil Company in the UK:
“We always take on board a lot of feedback from children and fans across the world and design our toys to reflect this. The “Toy Like Me” campaign has been inspiring for us – we’ve listened to our audience and are delighted to offer our full support.
We are in the planning stages to release a PLAYMOBIL set which will include characters with disabilities, with part of the profits to be donated to a charity hand-selected by “Toy Like Me”. And moving forward, we will be looking into including more characters with disabilities in our ranges.
We receive a lot of positive comments from guardians of deaf and disabled children on how well our toys stimulate their learning and creativity, so we are thrilled to be able to champion their representation in the toy box.”
