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	Rebuilding a Life After Brain Injury article, personal story, brain injury, rehabilitation	75.84 Kb
	Travelling with Allergies article, personal story, travel, allergies	79.49 Kb
	Taking a Break with Bunny article, personal story, pets	76.23 Kb
	Welcoming the Unknown Brings Pleasant Surprises article, personal story, travel, accessibility	76.37 Kb
	Accidents Affect The Whole Family article, brain injury, personal story, relationships	212.9 Kb
	Accepting Limitations Doesn't Mean Giving Up article, personal story, life choices, lupus	214.83 Kb
	Leaders Are Mentors article, personal story, leadership	203.58 Kb
	Personal Leadership + Wellness article, personal story	205.06 Kb
	Hostess Wiith The Mostess article, personal story	193.94 Kb
	Twenty-Five Years of Volunteer Service article, personal story	205.07 Kb
	Health Learning and People with Disabilities article, education	227.86 Kb
	Anything is Possible article, personal story, advocacy, hearing impairment, leadership	215.82 Kb
	Helen Connolly article, personal story, advocacy, mental health	218.19 Kb
	Jeanette Andersen article, personal story, polio, advocacy	223.54 Kb
	A Glimpse of Possibilities article, personal story, brain injury, advocacy, leadership	215.35 Kb
	Mildred De Haan article, personal story, advocacy, mental health	227.92 Kb
	Faster Than A Speeding Bullet article, personal story, visual impairment	205.56 Kb
	Sarah Khan article, personal story, advocacy, human rights	256.59 Kb
	Sarah Tipler article, personal story, spinal injury, life choices	234.01 Kb
	What Happens When Benefits Are Gone? article, personal story, spinal cord injury, disability benefits	232.55 Kb
	Spring 2012 | Look What's Possible magazine, independent living, personal supports, personal story	1.34 Mb

Featured Resource

Since 2001, BCCPD President Johanna Johnson has taught kindergarten and grade one. She believes that working is as important to the quality of life as breathing. In her video, Johanna talks about her journey to becoming one of the first classroom teachers who is a wheelchair user.