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" May is a month loaded with significant anniversaries of events that have changed my life course on all levels: physically, mentally and spiritually. Through each twist and turn I have always had sup..." Read More

" This April, SideStix users are helping to define the concept of ‘achievement’. Dictionary.com uses the description: “achievement connotes final accomplishment of something noteworthy, after mu..." Read More

" Here on the west coast we have snowdrops and daffodils and cherry blossoms beginning, but some parts of the North American continent are still dealing with what "Old Man Winter" is throwing at them...." Read More

" Last week as I watched the Olympic flame ignite in Sochi, Russia I felt the burning flame ignite within. I love the Olympics! This event sheds light on the possibilities and capabilities of the h..." Read More

" Sometimes it takes living with another person similar to you in physical stature, temperament and values, to be able to see yourself better and how you impact others around you. It’s sort of lik..." Read More

" I’ve just come in from the cold and fading winter sun, having failed in my solo mission of decorating my shrubs and trees with some bright LED Christmas lights. The agility I thought I possesse..." Read More

" Being innovative is the ability to look at something the way it is, and then look again with “new interest and new eyes”, to see what can be. Daryl Partridge, our featured user does just that, a..." Read More

" Having the right mindset can go a long way. Over the last year, I've been dealing with some setbacks to my physical abilities, in particular not being able to walk the long distances I so love to do..." Read More

" September is always a time of change. Endings and beginnings, the transition of summer days of warmth and lazy afternoons to cool mornings, fall colours and a recommitment to daily rhythms and routi..." Read More

" On “Being Brave”. In August, SideStix took part in the “No Barriers Summit” (see below for details) and I had occasion to talk to others several times about living life with a disability...." Read More