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Abilitymagazine.com - Uplifting celebrity stories that help you cope with disabilities!

This magazine is a publication that has incredible uplifting celebrity stories which help others cope with the disabilities that they have. According to the magazine, over 50 million Americans have or have had a problem with some sort of disability. This is the first publication that I have found that focuses on stories that relate in crossover to the mainstream public. Many of the celebrities that have been interviewed are people such as President Clinton, Camryn Manheim, Alexandra Paul, Mary Tyler Moore, Elizabeth Taylor, Pat Boone, Richard Pryor, Jane Seymour, Steve Allen and many more sharing their personal stories and recoveries relating to disability.

I read the online publication. Now if I could afford it, I would actually subscribe to this publication. The web site is absolutely phenomenal. If you have not taken the opportunity to visit it, I would highly recommended. The photographs are out of this world! A gives motivation to the photographer and writer to peak out in performance.

Did you know that Abraham Lincoln had a fight with depression? Maybe this is why decisions were made by this president that should not have been. But this is another item for discussion. Christopher Reeve even had been article published. This brings up an interesting item for discussion. I actually wrote Christopher Reeve and inform him that I think I may have the solution to solve this problem. If you're not familiar with the story, he is paralyzed from the neck down. I found and came across the story through a tape. Apparently there is an article in Readers Digest that was published back in the '70s that addressed the same problem that Christopher has. The story goes on and tells the reader of how this person with the disability of being paralyzed was able to walk again.

Why am I going on about this? Maybe if the word got out that I have information that could help him, he just my contact me. I don't know? Only time will tell. This magazine definitely deserves more than five stars.