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Collection: Documents - Catalog Card
| EXCERPT: One of the greatest things about such centers is the benefit to morale, where patients can mix and see all types of handicaps. Where one hasn’t the use of his arms to any great extent, he learns to do as much as possible with what he has. One who has lost the use of his legs learns to work without them. One "polio" learns to help another and acquires a spirit of "help others rather than be helped."... |
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| TITLE: |
Big Little Things |
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n/a |
| DATE: |
November 1933 |
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Article |
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Magazine |
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| PUBLICATION: |
The Polio Chronicle |
| SOURCE: |
Roosevelt Warm Springs Institute for Rehabilitation Archives |
| LOCATION: |
p.3 |
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| KEYWORDS: |
Advocacy, Disease, Georgia, Identity, Independent Living, Institutions, Physical Disability, Policy, Polio, Psychology, Rehabilitation, Warm Springs Foundation |
| | | FUNDING | SUPPORT PROVIDED BY: NEC Foundation of America | |
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