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  • By Bryan Dooley
  • Posted July 19, 2018
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Observations From Below: A Busy Summer

A couple of weeks ago, a short video clip went viral. It shows a man in Georgia helping to get a woman using a wheelchair home after it ran out of power. From personal experience, I know that power wheelchairs are more cumbersome than people think. Especially when a person is sitting in it while […]
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  • By liipfertlaw
  • Posted June 1, 2018
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Elder Law Attorney Winston-Salem NC – Find Local Advice

Finding yourself in need of legal help may feel overwhelming. Understanding what you need, who you need and how best to resolve your case can be confusing and even overpowering.  There are several steps that you can take to ease the process.  The first is to find your team locally for elder law attorney Winston-Salem […]
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  • By Bryan Dooley
  • Posted March 16, 2018
  • In disability rights, health care, health care reform, working with disabilities
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Observations From Below: Bearing the Cross

  Recently, I had posted on Facebook that I was experiencing writer’s block. That was probably closer than half right.  I was experiencing a lack of ideas, which I guess is the definition of writer’s block. But I think I had an idea that was too intimidating to write down. If you follow my Facebook, […]
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  • By Bryan Dooley
  • Posted October 10, 2017
  • In advocacy, caregivers, disability rights, health care, health care reform, working with disabilities
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Observations From Below: I’m no Blowhard

I’ve always found it interesting how my life works out sometimes. Almost like the universe is going to send me a message. In an interesting coincidence, I have been sick every time I needed to advocate health care reform. The first time I went to Washington in March, I came down with a cold. The […]
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  • By liipfertlaw
  • Posted August 21, 2017
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Observations from below: I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For

I know personality tests like the Myers-Briggs don’t tell you all you need to know about yourself. But I’ve gotten the same result every time I took it. One of my strongest traits is that I’m very introverted, almost off the charts. People don’t believe me when I say that, because they see me giving […]
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  • By Bryan Dooley
  • Posted August 14, 2017
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Observations From Below: All Right Mr. DeMille, I’m Ready for my Close-up

One awkward thing about using my living room as an office is that I get exposed to a lot of Lifetime and TLC network reruns. I noticed an interesting trend on both of those channels that there are a lot of shows about people with physical differences. For instance, there are a large number of […]
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  • By Bryan Dooley
  • Posted July 31, 2017
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Observations From Below: If We Can Roll Together, Why Can’t We Rock Together?

To stay motivated lately, I have been reading a lot of biographies and autobiographies of civil rights leaders (especially in the realm of disability rights). Over the weekend, I finished a book called “Fading Scars: My Queer Disability History,” written by Corbett Joan O’Toole. I enjoyed the book a great deal, but I also found […]
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  • By liipfertlaw
  • Posted July 5, 2017
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What Benefits Are You Eligible For?: A Good Place to Start

In the ever-changing landscape of government services, you may often find yourself wondering what benefits you are eligible for.  We have done more than a little research on this particular topic and have found a good place to start the process.  Follow the instructions below and then give us a call so that we can […]
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  • By Bryan Dooley
  • Posted June 5, 2017
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Observations From Below: Covfefe

I’ll be open to you all and to say that Health Care advocacy has taken a lot out of me. It’s drained my fortitude and changed my perspective in certain ways. I used to think that Medicaid would be safe from any reductions that might be proposed. The one thing that President Trump said about […]
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  • By liipfertlaw
  • Posted May 25, 2017
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OBSERVATIONS FROM BELOW: THIS IS YOUR LAST BREATH

I have loved TED Talks since college. TED Talks “began in 1984 as a conference where Technology, Entertainment and Design converged, and today covers almost all topics — from science to business to global issues.” When I was first introduced to them, one of my favorites was given by the female comedian with a disability, […]
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