First person accounts of communicative disability

• Bibliography of Books Written by Consumers Served by Speech-Language Pathologists and Audiologists: Our Clients and Their Families Speak

First person accounts from personal web pages

• Renewal and Rediscovery: Insights From Memoirs of Illness and Disability - an annotated bibliography of many books about first person accounts of disability.
• Bev Biderman, author of Wired for Sound: A Journey Into Hearing has placed online Turned On: Cochlear Implants For Deaf And Hard-Of-Hearing Persons
• Richard and Katherine (Karen) Price's homepage about their experiences with their son, Tyler, who has epilepsy and central deafness
• Diane Roberts Stoler, Ed.D., a health psychologist has written a practical guide for professional, families and individuals coping with acquired and traumatic brain injury. Her web page also provides an extensive collection of relevant links.
• Marty Jezer's A Life Bound up in Words
• Cerebral Palsy Center for the Bay Area, Inc. has several Stories by our Participants
• Sketchpad - A Creative Writing Web site for Adults with Neurogenic Communication Disorders from Nova Southeastern University.
• Arhinia and Other Craniofacial Anomalies by Kristi L. Branstetter
• Brain Injury Survivor's Directory - personal accounts.
• More Alike than Different, by Lee Bussard, a person who had cerebral palsy and became a motivational speaker.

First person accounts mailed to me and put online

• People Who Stutter Speak For Themselves
• A Head Injury Comes With A Life Sentence by Blaine Stanziana