My parents decided to volunteer our entire family (themselves included), feeling strongly that it was the right thing to do.

Marny Eulberg may have retired, but she is far from finished with her volunteer and humanitarian efforts. She is proving day by day, that anything is possible, no matter what physical limitations you may have.

His parents would have given anything for their son to have had a vaccine to prevent polio.

I’m remembering my mother; a beautiful, delicate unassuming person who brought me through my initial bout with Polio and the resulting rehabilitation and surgeries. Mothers of Polio survivors are unsung heroes.

This Polio Survivor Inspired Love in his Grandfather’s Art.

“It is not a tragedy to me that I'm living in a wheelchair.” Judy Heumann

Serving my country . . . and paying it forward. By Donald P. Abrams

Wayne Nichols, Jr. - Serving with Honor

These Philadelphia-area polio survivors continue to suffer from a disease thought to be long gone.

Can’t change bygone days.

But we can dream of what could have been.

Things happen for a reason.

That’s what they seem to say.

Alan was the first actor to portray the role of FDR while personally having the same disability.

For fear of exposure to the virus, the ambulance would not take Arlene and another little girl to the hospital: they were taken to the hospital in a hearse.