Beautiful, intelligent, entertaining women with disabilities have found a home at Chloe Magazine, a magazine with insights on your life, how you live it, and how you see it. Chloe magazine is a full scale women's magazine for disabled women, written by disabled women (and a couple of outstanding men!). The premier September issue is out and it covers a wide range of issues and interests sure to be important to you. Think: Finance, Health Care, Education, Travel, Relationship Help....and lots more. It will include in-charge women who run corporations and others who run homes and raise families.
Say the editors, "It is our time and we're here!"

Did you know that of some 2,500 four-year colleges in the US today, only four provide academic and personal services comprehensive enough for a student with serious physical disabilities to live on campus? Frustrated at the lack of information available when beginning their college search, an Atlanta college student and his mom, Tommy and Chris Tiedemann, created the website "Disability-Friendly Colleges: A Guide for Students with Physical Disabilities."
The guide contains up-to-date information such as:

A gripping scene in a new documentary captures the spirit of Cody Unser, who has been paralyzed since age 12.
She's in a bathtub in her college dorm, trying to shift from her shower chair to her wheelchair. She falls repeatedly, each time missing the wheelchair then hoisting herself up for another try. "Happens every day. Just let it roll," filmmaker Chris Schueler remembers her saying matter-of-factly when he offered to intervene. The scene is shot discreetly, from a distance. Where the 22-year-old Unser bares all is in her forthright, on-camera discussions about her life. She talks frankly about her sexuality, about challenging society's misperception of women in wheelchairs as asexual, incompetent, dependent. "I just really wanted to share my life, and be honest and truthful," she said in an interview. Narrated by Glenn Close , the hour-long documentary has been shown on public television in Albuquerque and is being made available to Public Broadcasting Service stations across the country. It also had the requisite week-long run in theaters in New York and Los Angeles to make it eligible for the Oscars.
Want to see it yourself? Contact your Public Television provider and ask!

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