Uplifting and encouraging stories of 25 people living with a disability or disorder. Written by them and other authors. To be published in September 2020.
@carlyfindlay A couple of people needing a small amount of money justifies millions of peoples lives being affected? How about people with underlying health issues that may die from Covid?
@carlyfindlay @BlackIncBooks While everyone is waiting for the launch in 2021 please have a read of our book. 25 stories of people living with a disability or disorder. And having fun and achieving much. https://t.co/Fhp4uv9DIe
@DylanAlcott Instead read our book about 25 people living with a disability or disorder. They enjoy life and achieve much rather than pulling others down like Sam Newman. https://t.co/Fhp4uv9DIe
@CNN Assuming NZ has similar percentage of population with a disability or disorder as Australia (18.5%), what percentage of @jacindaardern cabinet has a disability or disorder?
Chapter 10 Living with Deafblindness by Linda Fistonish.
Confident of her capabilities, Linda has travelled overseas, participated in the workforce and a staunch advocate for the deafblind.
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To be published on September 25 2020.
Chapter 9 “The Obstacle Course” by Ross Hill-Brown
Ross still puzzles over why the car he was driving crossed the centre line.
Ross has overcome obstacles and returned to the athletics track.
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We publish in September 2020.
@carlyfindlay Publishing a book ‘the Eighteen Point Five’ on 25/9. 25 chapters of people living with a disability or disorder. Looking for people in disability sector to read and provide endorsement. https://t.co/Fhp4uv9DIe
Chapter 8 "Our Journey with James" by Cristina Rodert.
The story of challenges a family faces by having a child with multiple disabilities, and how blessed they feel with James being in the family.
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We publish in September 2020.
Chapter 7 “Do You Ever Feel Like You Just Don’t Fit In?” by Phillippa Smoker.
After being diagnosed with Autism at the age of 35, Philippa learned how to be herself all over again.
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We publish in September 2020.
Chapter 6 “See the Real Me” by Jacy Arthur
Jacy, is a woman, a mother, and a graphic designer with cerebral palsy and a hearing impairment.
Jacy overcomes challenges and achieve goals.
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We publish in September 2020.
Chapter 5-Living in Adelaide As a Couple with Disability by @FaisalRusdi3
Faisal follows his wife @SaidahCucu to Australia. Travel with him as he discovers Australia while continuing his painting.
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We publish in September 2020.
Chapter 4 Struggling with Faith by John Duthie
In 2009 a tree hit John, paralysing him from the chest down. This was followed by 16 months in hospital, and a suicide attempt.
He shares the journey from a hopeless situation to having hope for the future.
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Chapter 3 Alice’s Journey by Alice and SACARE.
Alice was diagnosed with Enterovirus 71 at the age of four.
Despite Alice’s many setbacks throughout her life, the story highlights her triumphs in the face of adversity.
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Chapter 2 High-Viz Happiness by Michael Kuhn and May-Kuan Lim.
Wearing a high-visibility vest, Michael is packing pig’s ears into bags. His supervisor says, ‘Michael is always happy.’ When you meet him, you become more cheerful, happiness is infectious
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Chapter 1 Portrait of An Author by John Rynn and Judith Buckingham
John has only limited use of one hand and has spoken, but words are his life and his passion.
This is the story of how words have led John to a life as a poet, writer and presenter.
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