When Duncan Wyeth, executive director of the
Michigan Commission on Disability Concerns, investigates issues of
concern to those with disabilities, draws thoughtful conclusions,
and makes his recommendations, he tends to truly grasp the
substance and the heart of each case. For Wyeth has an
advantage–at age 59, he has lived with cerebral palsy all his life
and faced firsthand many of the difficult situations encountered by
people with disabilities. His success in overcoming those
difficulties, earning an advanced education, and ultimately
achieving a position that allows him to assist others, is something
he modestly deprecates.
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