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Browse these sites and enjoy. If you have suggestions about other sites to include, send us an email at CustomerSupport@VersaAccessWear.com. We continue to add links daily, so check back often. |
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ABILITIES EXPO |
For the last 30 years, Abilities Expo has been the one show dedicated to educating and improving the lives of Americans with disabilities, senior citizens, families, caregivers, healthcare professionals, professional therapists and corporate ADA administrators. It has been the nation’s foremost event for companies to demonstrate their products and services to the largest community of end-users and industry professionals. |
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TIFFINY CARLSON - BEAUTY ABILITY |
Tiffiny Carlson is a woman with a spinal cord injury and a full-time wheelchair-user and her blog, specializing in the fashionable side of having a disability, is educational as well as cathartic. From the disability stuff, to SCI stuff, to beauty and fashion tips, Tiffiny is definitely worth following. Be sure and catch Tiffiny's weekly podcast entitled "No Free Rides" which is broadcast on XAble.com |
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Visit Disabled Online |
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Jay Cohen launched Disabled Online in Spring of 2004. Disabled Online's primary purpose is to offer barrier free opportunities for individuals who face physical and mental obstacles on a daily basis. Disabled Online, is a place for people to interact, learn, and grow using the resources provided by the website. |
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ONE BRAVE CHICK
The unity of the Founding Brave Chicks was the impetus for the one brave chick company. The idea was hatched in September 2007 and officially launched in April 2008.
http://www.onebravechick.com |
"Cool" not "crippled"
This blog is dedicated to removing the negative stigma commonly associated with using a wheelchair. This stigma is currently exploited in certain advertising campaigns to convey a particular "message". Our goal is to promote a more positive image of wheelchair users.
http://www.coolnotcrippled.blogspot.com/
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Ross Daniel Adaptive Apparel
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Established in 2009, Ross Daniel Adaptive Apparel (RDAA) is more
than a designer and maker of adaptive clothing, we are fashion pioneers
and advocates who are filling a niche for the special needs community.
We are driven by a fashion initiative that is in response to the lack
of sensitivity by clothing manufacturers to the needs of physically
challenged – fashion conscious – children and teens.
There are 23 million parents in the U.S. who have at least one
special needs child. Children who wear leg braces or ankle-foot
orthotics (AFOs) have limited options when it comes to adaptive socks,
which need to be worn with AFOs. To make matters worse, many of these
children are mainstreamed at school and are acutely aware of their
differences. |
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Leading the Charge to Cure Paralysis.
The
Sam Schmidt Paralysis Foundation helps individuals overcome spinal cord
injuries and other neurological disorders by funding scientific
research, medical treatment, rehabilitation and technological advances.
This research also benefits stroke victims and people diagnosed with
ALS, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's diseases.
http://www.samschmidt.org/ |
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