Are you an adult with attention deficit hyperactive disorder or do you have an ADHD teen? Then you know the trauma of this disability. My daughter has ADHD and this is a poem she wrote when she was about 17.

Ariel Latle.

A poem to a woman I met who has a severe disability. She later became my wife.

A football accident drove a wedge between Leslie and Jeannie.

A true story of childhood friendship, and how years later the memories are fresh.

Often, people think of who they are as things such as: fun, flirty, smart, etc. But when you have “disabilities” or “different abilities” that question of how you define yourself is much more difficult. You have to figure out if the disabilities have defined you and if so, by how much, as well as in what ways. Only then can you describe yourself as others would. This poem is my way of trying to figure this problem out.

A man runs obsessively to escape the memory of a brother he took for granted.

A amazing story of man who beat the odds with a handicap.

Blanchie from England describes the Banana House as having "more freak shows than the set of Star Wars", but this Japanese guesthouse houses one very amazing young man.

Finding out what your limitations are and stretching them.