I’ve written a couple of articles for Link Online now, a national disability magazine in Australia. Here is one that just got published in their latest issue.
Excerpt:
Learning to ride a bicycle is a rite of passage for most children. Many people fondly remember the wobbles, the crashes, the yells of encouragement from parents, and the glorious exhilaration at finally staying upright. But for many children with disability, learning to ride a bike is a skill they do not master. Read more.
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