A comprehensive guide on sexuality for people with physical challenges, including a lot of input and direct quotes from individuals.  A great book that offers creative possibilities for having an active and pleasurable sex life.  The authors use language that includes everyone, regardless of age, gender, or sexual orientation.

A book of essays, fiction, and poetry gathered from many woman who are disabled or ill. I am impressed with these angry, funny, determined and hopeful women who tell it like it is and speak from their heart.

The story of Trisha, a woman who was brutally attacked and left for dead.  We read about her two lives – the one she built before her attack as a self proclaimed ambitious workaholic, and the one after where she reclaims her life while living with physical and cognitive challenges.  It’s a story of healing – her body, mind, heart and spirit.

A memoir from Erik, who was born with a degenerative eye disorder that leaves him blind by the age of thirteen.  He shares his childhood years with heart and truth.  As a young adult he discovers his passion for climbing and his life is changed forever.  He tells the story of how he turned his dream of climbing the world’s highest peaks into a reality.

A memoir from Mary, who contracted polio in 1932 when she was four years old.  She shares her own story of living as a person with a disability who tries to pass for “able-bodied”, as a woman scholar in the male-dominated world of academia, writer, feminist, wife, and mother of three children.  It’s a story of integration – professionally, personally and the double consciousness of able-bodied and disabled.