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JUST Because We Have a DisAbility Doesn't Mean We BYTE!
1997
This site help us understand how it is to be different. It succeeds beautifully with open and sensitive treatment of disability issues. Visual disabilities are the ones you can see, like cerebral palsy. Invisible ones, such as bulimia or ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder), also affect one's entire life. Simulations are offered to help you to step into another's shoes and imagine how your life would be if you were differently-abled.
