In the News

man-newspaperThe Invisible Disabilities Association has been in the news across the globe! We have been in hundreds of publications such as newsletters, newspapers, magazines, news sites and websites. Here is just a sample of the exciting news coverage we have enjoyed.

IDA Special Guest on HUFFPOST LIVE News. Not Handicapped Enough. HUFFPOST LIVE by THE HUFFINGTON POST. Guests Wayne Connell, Karyn Buxman, RN, MSN, Sherri Connell. Also with Elsa S. Henry. December 11, 2012.

But You LOOK Good – Learning the Language of Invisible Disabilities. Co-Author Antarctic Mike PierceDisability Blog by Disability.gov. March 14, 2012.

Advocating for invisiAbilities. The McGill Daily. Ethan Yang. January 12, 2012.

Invisible No More. Disability Blog by Disability.gov.  Published article by IDA Founder and President, Wayne Connell. January 4, 2012.

Living with Unlimited Purpose. Allsup Blog. Allsup, Inc. Tai. October 14, 2011.

Allsup Applauds Work of Invisible Disability Association. Allsup, Inc. Allsup Place. October 2011.

Parker Couple Brings Hope to Millions Around the World Living with Debilitating Conditions. Denver Post: Your Hub. September 22, 2011.

Disabled Littleton Woman to Receive Award in October. Denver Post: Your Hub. September 29, 2011.

Spotlight Shines on Invisible Disabilities Champions. Press Release. September 18, 2011.

Parker Volunteer Honored. Colorado Community Newspapers. Douglas County News Press. Parker Chronicle. Ashley Dieterle.  October 14, 2010.

‘But You Look So Good!‘ and 7 Other Things NOT to Say to a Person with a Non-Visible Disability. Diversity Inc magazine. Robyn Heller Gerbush. August 2007, Site Update July 26, 2010.

Social Networks a Lifeline for the Chronically Ill. New York Times. Claire Cain Miller.  March 24, 2010.

Spotlight Shines on Invisible Disabilities Champions. Press Release. September 30, 2010.

Non-profit supports invisible disabilities. Colorado Community Newspapers. Douglas County News Press. Ashley Dieterle.  October 2009.

Parker Resident is Founder of World Wide OutreachDenver Post: YourHub. October 9, 2008.

Disability Benefits Resources.  CBS News.com.  Christine Lagorio. January 14, 2008.

Social Work Today. Jennifer Sisk, MA. Invisible Illness – What You Can’t See Does Hurt Her. Nov/Dec 2007.

Invisible Disability. Colorado Community Newspapers. Elbert County News, Douglas County News Press, Castle Rock News Press, Parker Chronicle. Rhonda Moore. April 2006.

A healthy appearance leaves those with chronic illness searching for support and compassion. Search Parker Magazine. Carrie Hobbs. April 2006. 

Simple Advice. ADVANCE for Audiologists magazine. ADVANCE Newsmagazines.  Sept/Oct 2005.

The Disabilities are Invisible, the Outreach Isn’t. HopeKeepers Magazine. Lisa J. Copen. Rest Ministries. September/October 2004.

Knowledge is Power! Educate the Masses! Multiple Sclerosis and Its Challenges. S.W. Hussey. June 2002.

Senior Outlook: Invisible Disabilities. SeniorCare of Massachusetts. Anne Springer. May 2002.

Investigative reporting Health Story: Hidden Disabilities. Kwantlen Chronicle. Eric J. Welsh. Vancouver, British Columbia. March 8, 2002.

Coping with Invisible MS. The Avonex Alliance. Avonex. December 2000.

For Family and Friends: How You Can Help.  MS Focus. Multiple Sclerosis Foundation. Adapted from writings of Sherri L. Connell. Winter 1999.

Watch for More Invisible Disabilities Association Articles on the Denver Post: YourHub.

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