Helpful links

With these links I have tried to balance lifestyle,rights&donations. I have decided that at a later time I'm going to be including spiritual links as well so that folk can peruse those things which may interest them as many folk who are disabled have difficulty finding their way into social situations. Hopefully this will not be seen as inappropriate. The first of the sites which I have included is sacred texts as it has lore which is free for the individual who may have difficulty affording such on a limited income I hope you will enjoy perusing the site.

http://www.justgive.org/guide/subcategories.jsp?catId (Sometimes it helps if someone gives a helping hand.)
http://www.un.org/esa/socdev/enable/dispaperdes0.htm (Educate yourself in this first in a series of articles about Disability and Human Rights.)
http://www.un.org/esa/socdev/enable/dispaperdes1.htm (The series continues on. Read through all of them and find yourself knowing more than you did before.)
http://www.un.org/esa/socdev/enable/dispaperdes2.htm (Disability and Human Rights know your rights...The series continues)
http://www.un.org/esa/socdev/enable/dispaperdes3.htm (It might seem like you've worked hard for what you are gaining but you'll work harder if you don't know how to jump some of the hurdles put in your path.)
http://www.un.org/esa/socdev/enable/dispaperdes4.htm (Sometimes it's worth working to keep what is ours to begin with...)
http://www.un.org/esa/socdev/enable/dispaperdes5.htm (The last essay of the series, if you made it this far you can pat yourself on the back.)
http://www.independentliving.org/docs2/daakit61.html (Disabled women look sharp, some things do affect you more.)
http://www.hsmv.state.fl.us/dmv/faqdpp.html (Disabled parking placards, what you need to know)
http://www.ssa.gov/dibplan/dqualify5.htm (How they decide if you're disabled. You did want to know didn't you?)
http://www.epilepsyfoundation.org/ (The Epilepsy Foundation has been doing some terrific things for folks with epilepsy for years. Bringing people together in summer camps, olympics, fundraisers. The list goes on. They've impressed me at least once if not more than once. )
http://www.dogsforthedisabled.org/ (Dogs have been being trained to help the disabled for quite some time this site tells more and makes them available too!)
http://www.disabledcharity.org/ (Raising funds for disabled charity is always a good thing. We all need help sometimes, if you can't help maybe someone you know can.)
http://www.nami.org/ (If you, or someone you know, feels a need to look into resources on better mental health, you could pick no better source than right here. NAMI is one of the names in mental health advacocy.)
http://www.alcoholics-anonymous.org/?Media=PlayFlash (There are those who will disagree that alcoholism is not a disability, but I am not going to mince words with them. It affects too many people in this world, whether Heathen or not and I think this site is a resource beyond compare. Do you know who your  Higher Power is?)
http://sacred-texts.com/ (This is a lovely site filled with several sources of material for the low budget scholar. Included but not limited to The Poetic Edda, The Kalevela,and The Volsung Saga.Feel free to take your time perusing the materials presented to you.)
http://freyskona.weebly.com/index.html (An individual who is Northern Traditionalist  with a particularly ASH point of view, and disabled; she has a unique view on life and the Gods. You may enjoy her site.I might add she is a great friend of mine and I respect her greatly.)
http://www.heathenthing.org/ (Again I know, personally that there is more effort put forth here toward finding a common ground for All Folk than in many another community. I have enjoyed quite a bit of heated discussion on the message board and been edified.  This, for those who are looking, is a very active community, you will not be left feeling alone.)
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/heathenthing/ (The Yahoo Group for A Heathen Thing. Everything I said above applies here as well. Give it a whirl or not, at your leisure.)
http://www.voluspa.org/ (this site is in part a recreation of HrappR Normansson's Heidini Site, which to the best of my knowledge is no longer operational. The Poetic Edda and several of the lore sections are a recreation of his site and thus credit is given to him for the translations. I think you will be glad to find material also on the Runic Alphabet, & Heathenry,as well as Thesis and Analysis.)




 


 
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