It’s hard—nearly impossible, probably—to really know what it’s like to have a disability unless you’ve actually lived the experience.
Internalized Ableism Disables Some Teen Girls
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Disability Complicates Mother-Daughter Relationship
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Teens Ask, Where Are the Girls with Disabilities in Pop Culture?
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Dating While Disabled Taboo for Many Teen Girls
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It’s Not Just Picky Eating, It’s an Eating Disorder
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Teen Finds Gap in College Access For Those With Disabilities
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Accessibility Problematic for Girls with Disabilities
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Cooking Creates Connection for Teen with Feeding Tube
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What Type of Starer Are You?
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Because of her spinal muscular atrophy, Trinity Miller uses a ventilator, which draws attention from strangers and peers alike; but Trinity has her own things say about how their reactions make her feel. This story is part of Teen Voices’ Girl Fuse series, featuring stories by and about girls with disabilities.