Electric EDGE
Web Edition of
The Ragged Edge
July/August 1997

For more information about assisted suicide and right-to-die issues, see:

• The Not Dead Yet page, with its National Heroes Project, "an eleventh hour plan of action ... resisting the legalization of 'mercy killing' ... proposed by Free Hand Press, Inc./Mouth magazine." This page includes an excellent discussion of the issues and many additional Web links.
• Your Rights Versus Institutionalized Healthcare, a thought-provoking essay on "How to Stay Alive: One Step Ahead of Your Doctor Should the Supreme Court Decide Otherwise" by Dorothy Guellec.
• Law Journal EXTRA! - The Web Site for Lawyers, frequently updated, which often covers right-to-die issues from a legal perspective.

For more information about Christopher Reeve, see:

• The Christopher Reeve Page. Although this is primarily a fan page, it contains links to news coverage of his injury.

For more information about FDR and his proposed memorial, see:

• How to Define a Great Man, Kathi Wolfe's article in the April 27, 1997 Washington Post.
• The Franklin D. Roosevelt Memorial Commission, where you will find a vast archive of FRD information but, not surprisingly, not a word about his disability. After you visit, you might want to use this page's E-Mail links to tell them what you think about that.
• Franklin D. Roosevelt Library and Museum features more FDR biography and information, including a brief, straightforward discussion of his disability.

Although Kenny Fries' publisher hasn't placed information about his book on its Website yet, you'll want to keep checking and maybe leave them a little E-Mail asking why it's not listed.

• Penguin USA.

• ADAPT, American Disabled for Attendant Services Today.
• Axis Disability Rights Website.
• COOL LINKS from ACIL, Dayton's Access Center For Independent Living.
• DisABILITY Information and Resources.
• Disability Research Resources.
• Adrienne Rubin Barhydt's excellent page, The Disability Rights Activist.
• The Gimp Page.
• LINC ONLINE! - the Live Independently Networking Center of Newton, N.C., a private, non-profit, federally funded Center for Independent Living.
• National Center for Accessible Media
• Prosopagnosia" -- Face Blindness.
• Support Coalition/Dendron's Psychiatric Survivors and Allies Website on human-rights abuse in the mental-health system.
• Resources for disabled hunters.
• Three Rivers Free-Net's People with Disabilities page of links to disability-related sites in Southwestern Pennsylvania and around the world.
• Bill Scarborough's Yellow Dream Machine Home Page -- Disability Rights.

• American Bar Association's Commission on Mental and Physical Disability Law.
• Americans with Disabilities Act Document Center.
• EDLAW Home Page.

To order our "Ragged Edge" anthology and back copies of "The Disability Rag":

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