World's big enough for us all - isn't it?
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| 10:08 UK time, Friday, 21 July 2006
Wrexham Council is hosting a disability equality event tomorrow in the town centre to put the spotlight on equal rights for all []. Inclusion is the best way to teach understanding. It's been a learning experience seeing Pete, who has tourettes [] in the Channel 4 programme .
And a fascinating US TV programme called , lets us understand more about the life of a family of people of mixed height.
Meanwhile, contributor Michael has submitted some poetry to this website and the opening lines give you an understanding of where he's coming from: 'Does he take sugar in his tea? Hello; why not ask me?'
Sharing experiences helps too. Steven posted a short film here explaining how he overcame problems due to a cleft palate. This helped mum Nicci understand the condition as her new baby was born with a cleft palate. "You have made the future seem so happy," she told Steven.
