Marriage and Disability

Marriage can be wonderful, sustaining, a lifelong commitment between two people who determine to support each other from the wedding day onward. Marriage for people with disability, however, asks more of both partners. How do two people navigate the physical, emotional, logistical, and social issues involved in these relationships? How do you navigate the delicate balance between independence and intimacy so important to any healthy marriage? For advice on these and other marriage-related issues for people with disabilities, read on.

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Eric Lantz of TIRR Memorial Hermann Voted Reeve Foundation 2011 “Best Dad on Wheels.”

Eric Lantz, 40, of Houston, Texas, is thrilled to be named the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation's 2011 Best Dad on Wheels. At 18-years-old, Eric assumed he would ever have the opportunity to even...

In Search of America’s Strictest Parents: The BBC asked Disaboom to Find You!

TwentyTwenty Television, producers of the hit show, The World’s Strictest Parents is coming to the U.S in April to find a family for their upcoming season. Disaboom has been asked to help in the...

Groom in a Wheelchair Wedding Picks Best Man

A groom in a wheelchair wedding picks his best man and thinks back to some humorous moments they shared.

Do-It-Yourself Wedding Planning for the Bride or Groom in a Wheelchair

Disability community members who are tying the knot can plan their own do-it-yourself wedding. The author and her husband, both wheelchair users, recently were married in a memorable ceremony that...

Adjustment in a Marriage with a Disability

People with new disabilities can keep sex intimate, fun and loving. Read how to start the process for a fulfilling love life.

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