• Love Sees With The Heart
  Squid Varilekova, January 2008
• Ryan's Isolation
  Heather Becker, January 2008
• Vermont Creates Trails to be Wheelchair Accessible
  Maria Trombetta, January 2008
• My Story: The Outing
  Maria Trombetta, January 2008
• Dog Smoke: Is my Disability Deterring the Ladies?
  Fulcrum Advice, January 2008
• Two Poems from Maria
  Maria R. Palacios
• The Jeweled Eye: Part I
  A Play By the Equilibrium Theater Company
• Review: The Autistic Detective
  April Jones

In the United States alone, there are more than 40 million people living with some form of disability. Fulcrum Magazine was created to tell the stories of these millions of people in an open and honest way, so that the wider world can understand the struggles, the nightmares, the creativity and the joy behind every human being.

Fulcrum is also a forum for family members, caretakers, doctors and therapists. While living with a disability can be challenging, often times being close to someone with a disability can be equally challenging. We hope that hearing all sides of the story offers some solutions.

The word disabled has many meanings. We would prefer it not to exist at all—just let people be who they are. So there you have it. Fulcrum is for people who can move the world.