Horizons: Filling in the gap

RBC I Living in an area where the animals outnumber the people and where communities are separated not by “welcome” signs but by multiple miles presents an intriguing set of challenges for every rural resident.Now imagine facing life with a disability, or having a child with a disability like autism, cerebral palsy, epilepsy, mental retardation or other neurological impairment. The obstacles to living a rural lifestyle as a person with disabilities increases exponentially. Since 1975,…