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Disabled & Challenged

Reach for your Dreams!

Terry Scott Cohen
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Pages
182
Year
2020
Language
English
Publisher
WishingUwellPublishing

About

Terry Cohen, a young adult with Myotonic Dystrophy never wrote a book, and then after graduating from high school, he decided to write one dedicated to all young people with progressive disabilities and seeking a full life.
Terry writes- he has a disability and disease inherited from his mom, and must face it every day of his life. As a teen, he struggled the most, and then it hit him- "My disability isn't in charge of my life. I am."
It was up to Terry to make his life worthwhile, despite all his problems.
Here are just a few of the skills he writes about:
-Getting doctors to stop talking over your head and scaring you
-Finding healthcare buddies who really care about you, not just treating your disability
-Making good friends
-What to do when people don't give you a chance or expect next to nothing from you
-Having fun; enjoying your life despite your limitations
-Achieving the goals you set for yourself
-Living the life you want

Related Subjects

  • Disability Sports
  • Sports & Recreation
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  • Career Development
  • Counseling
  • Education
  • Adolescent
  • Developmental
  • Psychology

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Terry Scott CohenAuthor
Barry M. CohenAuthor