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Touching the corners : an autobiography by Rob McNamara.

By: McNamara, Robert, 1949-1996 Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Melbourne : FIELD - Furthering Inclusive Learning and Development, 2010Edition: 2nd edDescription: 319 p. : ill., port. ; 22 cmISBN: 9780646538822; 0646538829 (Trade Paper) :Subject(s): McNamara, Robert, 1949-1996 | McNamara, Robert, 1949-1996 | DASSI (Disability Attendant Support Service Incorporated) | DASSI | Muscular dystrophy -- Australia | Men with disabilities -- Australia -- BiographyDDC classification: 305.9083 Summary: Rob writes openly about taking drugs, falling in love and having sex. This book is entertaining, funny and painful at times. It confronts society's assumptions about how people with disabilities should live.

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Includes "Guide to chapter content and themes" p. 309-319.

Rob writes openly about taking drugs, falling in love and having sex. This book is entertaining, funny and painful at times. It confronts society's assumptions about how people with disabilities should live.

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