With story from Social Security Disability Blog
“I am a writer/poet, artist, sculptor, musician, wood artist, wordsmith, businesswoman, mother, ex-wife, retired postal worker, driver, fragrance designer, student, photographer, jokester, painter, and furniture designer. …acts like she is 32, her love meter reads “inferno,” and she thinks about sex 1440 times a day” Social Security Disability Blog Continue reading
NJN Network, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, May 12, 2009
Fifth in a five part series – previous article – Federal Money, State Control
Editor – President Obama’s discussion of disability reform usually becomes reduced to a discussion of fraud. This five part series from the New York Times, looks at the issues from the viewpoint of experts. Continue reading
NJN Network, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, May 12, 2009
Fourth in a five part series – previous article – Identifying Who Is Disabled
Editor – President Obama’s discussion of disability reform usually becomes reduced to a discussion of fraud. This five part series from the New York Times, looks at the issues from the viewpoint of experts. Continue reading
NJN Network, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, May 14, 2009
Editor – President Obama’s discussion of disability reform usually becomes reduced to a discussion of fraud. This five part series from the New York Times, looks at the issues from the viewpoint of experts. Continue reading
NJN Network, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada, May 12, 2009
Second in a five part series – previous article Disability Reform – A Matter of Policy, Not Fraud
Richard V. Burkhauser is the Sarah Gibson Blanding professor of public policy in the department of policy analysis at Cornell. He is co-author, with Mary Daly, of the forthcoming book “The Declining Work and Welfare of People with Disabilities: What Went Wrong and a Strategy for Change.” Continue reading