February 2025 Newsletter

Inside this Issue:

Can Trauma and Illness Precipitate Post-Polio Syndrome?

  • When trauma or illness are added to the cold and loneliness that comes for many survivors during the winter months, many survivors’ sense that their PPS symptoms increase.

Post-Polio Syndrome vs Post-Polio Sequelae – What’s the difference?

  • Yes, it’s confusing. We have explanations from three different sources.

A Woman’s Advice for Disability Change Agents.

  • Survivor Laura Vittorioso, M.Ed is back with a review of the amazing story of fellow survivor Sefakor G.M.A. Komabu-Pomeyie, PhD - “I’m Able”.

  • Born in Ghana, Africa. She contracted Polio in 1975 at age eight.

There's No Place Like Home.

  • The winter months often keep us more homebound. We have an article by Cheryl Makin that helps explain how to stay safe when aging in place.

You’re not alone.

  • Polio Survivors all over the world struggle with the wintry weather changes that come at this time of year.

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