the experience of disability

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the experience of disability

the experience of disability

Using the guiding questions in the Introduction to Week 12 READ Chapter 6: The Experience of Disability, Chronic Pain and Chronic Illness
post, craft a 500-750 word blog entry. NOTE: I encourage you to craft your blog entries in Microsoft Word or some other word processing program and Just please remember to address all of the material because this is your way to demonstrate mastery.

This week’s topic is on disability, chronic pain, illness and death. I’ll warn you; the subject matter is heavy so you’ll want to pace yourself. Here are this week’s guiding questions:

€¢ How do the medical model and sociological model differ in defining disability?
€¢ How do the experiences of disability differ by race?
€¢ What gains has the Disability Rights Movement made for persons with disabilities? One of the major debates within the movement is whether or not persons with disabilities should be considered a minority group. Given the textbook information, what do you think? €¢ What is chronic illness and is it similar and different from disability?
€¢ Watch Living Old in its entirety. Consider these questions: What positive and negative impacts has advanced medical technology had on the chronically ill, disabled and/or elderly (consider cost & quality of life here)? What evidence do you see of children and other family members doing the primary caretaking for their parents? How does this differ by gender? Consider how these same issues apply to those who are not elderly but are of younger age and chronically ill or disabled. What are your thoughts on the video?
Frontline: Living Old is the current status of the Second Amendment to the U.S. Constitution as recently interpreted by the Supreme Court, and what kinds of restrictions (if any) should be put on gun ownership in America?ingold/