Independence often gets defined as the ability to perform daily tasks without assistance. For many people with disabilities, this narrow view limits how society values their lives and potential. Moving beyond mere survival means recognizing independence as living with purpose, meaning, and connection. This shift changes how individuals, families, and communities support and celebrate people with disabilities. A person in a wheelchair enjoying a community garden path Rethinking Independence...

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