physically handicapped children

The story of a handicapped child born to a Vietnam veteran exposed to the defoliant Agent Orange.

A group of handicapped youngsters discuss their disabilities and how they cope with them on a day-to-day basis.

Text and photographs present seven disabled youngsters between the ages of nine and nineteen who use wheelchairs in their fully active lives at home, at school, and on vacation.

Relates the experiences of a group of children with severe physical handicaps during a summer spent at camp.

Over the years fourteen-year-old Nathan has learned a lot about muscular dystrophy from his best friend but is unprepared for Simon's rapid decline and approaching death.

A physically handicapped girl discusses her daily activities, the accident which left her crippled, and her feelings about her disability.

Explores the many ways children cope with physical handicaps.

Presents a multi-handicapped kindergarten child, who is well-accepted by her classmates, in various situations within the school setting.

Five special children explain what they can do even though they have special problems.

Illuminates the resilience of a young Vietnamese girl named Tuyet, following her as she undergoes painful and frightening operations to correct a leg left weakened and bent by polio. Includes black-and-white photographs.