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RING DESCRIPTION: The Disabilities Ring is a grouping of sites for those who deal with a disability, in their daily lives at home or work.These can include sites that provide information about a specific disability, support groups for disabilities, personal home pages by the disabled or their families.{;}Commercial sites are welcome but only if 75% or more of the site is disability-related!

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Beauty Ability
Beauty Ability is a great site that gives information about fashion, sexuality,and dating for disabled individuals. You can also meet other people with disabilities. Come celebrate the beauty in all of us!

DDD Friends
An online support group for people suffering from Degenerative Disk Disease and/or chronic back/neck pain. Contains information, links, message board, newsletter, pen pal club, and more.{;}

Displaced Parts
A site created by Mona Lisa who suffers with Multiple Personality Disorder. This is a place where everyone has a place of their own to express themselves as the individuals they are.

The Kat House
This is my personal website. The main focus is genealogy, but I also have a page about my life with Facioscapulohumeral Muscular Dystrophy and some of my favorite links about FSHD, MD, and disabilities.

Capable Corners
Site dedicated to education and information about disabilities. Has a poetry corner for others to contribute to the site with their writings.

James S. Huggins' Refrigerator Door
James S. Huggins is a professional speaker, author & technologist. With more than 30 years of IT experience, he writes and speaks about technology & its social impacts, sprinkled with humor and motivation. This site, the Refrigerator Door, features his information, stories, humor, art. It also features a section on Multiple Sclerosis offering hundreds of annotated links.

Living With an Invisible Disability
To provide information, help, and support for sufferers of Invisible Disabilities, and their families. (Especially (C)APD ). With a link (rolodex) to my index page for my Invisible Disabilities pages. Which have to the best information links about these Invisible Disabilities on the Internet

Gloria's MS Journey & Whispers of Poetry
My site is based on "Living With MS". I have had MS for 11 years now.I have found it of great help to write my feelings into words, and maybe at the same time others.

Disability Resource Directory
A Public Service directory of Local, State, National and International Disability, Medical and Health Resources. Links are annotated and in alphabetical order.

HepC Palace
Hepatitis C support, information and chat for people with hepatitis c, their families and friends. Come and share! You are not alone!

Asthma & Disabilities SIte
I site for Asthma/ Allergies & other disabilites I have. With info on some other disabilites also. Also the home site for the Breathing Easy Asthma Mailing list.

the Vynnix's Nest
Information and Articles on Health: including Conditions, Diseases, Disorders, Nutrition, Herbal Medicines, Pain Management, Self-Esteem, Social & Personal Growth, Family & Illness, and Much More!

Stacy Leverette
Awareness for Scleroderma, Raynaud's Phenomenon & Factor V Leiden.

Debbie's Home Page
My site is about me growing up with a disability

Joy S. James & Associates
Joy S. James has helped disabled individuals obtain disability benefits for over 12 years. She has dedicated her life to serving the disabled community with her experience and expertise in navigating the disability benefits process.

BJ's world
Stop in here if you want to learn more about MS, and then be sure to visit the teddybear page, ecard page, Holiday House and lots more. Be sure to visit often. BJ' World is always changing and growing.

Access Cyclades Network
Access Cyclades Network (www.accesscyclades.net) is an informatic network supporting citizens with special abilities in Cyclades Islands, Greece, and disabled visitors from allover the world.

Service Dogs and More!
Want to know what that dog does that is in the store, wearing the red backpack? Why there's more than just guide dogs out in public helping their handlers? Are you disabled and interested in Assistance Dogs? Visit Service Dogs and More! and find out about all sorts of things dogs can do to help their disabled handlers.{;}{;}

Lindylady48 Home Page
I'm a former musician, keyboard, who now is disabled. I plan to include links that support disabilities and disabled musicians in particular.

Toribrezzy
My site is about me and my family and the diseases of Multiple Sclerosis and has a page on my niece that has Lupus and my husband that has Ankolosing Spondilitis. There is also things on my pets coming soon and will even have some things on crochet.

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