The annotated PPS Bibliography lists 1200 articles in 18 chapters, such as Fatigue, Neurology, Physical Therapy, Dysphagia, Occupational Therapy, Pain, GI Disorders, Physical Medicine, Respiratory, Drug Therapy, plus more. A great resource . The Polio Connection of America Website is available at . It isn't all technical, though. Accordingly, helpful local information is provided.
Excellent graphics illustrate a number of polio-related articles.
The Post Polio Resource Group of S.E. Wisconsin has gone online, and have done an excellent job. This page features general PPS information and links for further help and support. The Atlanta Post-Polio Association has started its own home page with local information and links to other sites. If you are looking for something with lots of fun stuff besides having disability and polio links and info, Tom McKeever's Spacecon - Braveheart BBS site is a great choice. Jack Schwartz would like to call everyone's attention to Post-Polio support group contacts in the Northern Rocky Mountain area.