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Teresa L. Smith MD,Thomas P. Bleck MD, FCCM the worry, the stress and frustration we have experienced. But it occurred to me that many of the readers of this book will already know those stories for themselves whether as professionals working with disabled children and their families or as parents and carers of disabled children or as disabled young people themselves.

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Omotola Hope MD,Hal Blumenfeld MD, PhDChild, Youth, Family and Disability Conference held at the Research Institute of Health and Social Change at Manchester Metropolitan University in May 2012. The aim of the conference is to bring together disabled children, young people, their families, allies, practitioners and academics to share th

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Teresa L. Smith MD,Thomas P. Bleck MD, FCCMwondering what I could say. I could spend hours telling you about the fights I have had with education and health services over the years, or I could tell you about the prejudice and bullying we have all had to face because of Hannah’s additional needs. Or maybe I could tell you about the heartache,

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Maria Gabrielsen Jumbert,Torkjell Leirato 15 per cent — around 1 billion people. Around 82 per cent of these disabled people are said to live in the countries of the global South (some 800 million people), and are among the poorest of the poor. Many live in rural areas, with little or no access to healthcare, rehabilitation or employment