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6 September, 1990
Marty Ball
Making a Difference
by Marti Gacioch
S
ometimes getting a person on
around for three years in hospitals from
Motion Designs, where he stayed until
their feet can really mean getting
New Jersey to Minnesota," he said.
he began to miss the action.
them into a chair, says Marty
"Nobody knew what to do with me. At
"I left mounds of paper and a desk
Ball, 52-year-old vice president of sales
that time, you were still only considered
job behind me because I felt I was los-
for Kuschall of America.
okay if you were standing upright. So
ing sight of making a difference," he
"For the past six years I've been
they spent all that time and energy try-
said. "I wanted to be out in the
traveling the world to educate equip-
ing to get me on my feet and they
trenches, because I believe that we can
ment providers how lightweight chair
finally succeeded with braces and
really make changes through equip-
enhance- not detract-fr the per-
crutches."
ment." Ball said Kuschall wants to
ception of disabled people by giving
Once he was "rehabilitated" Ball did
branch out into other things like porta-
them a higher visibility," he said.
all the traditional things. He got mar-
ble lifts "that can make a real differ-
In the late '70s, hospitals and rehab
ried. He fathered three kids. He got a
ence in an inaccessible environment."
facility personnel chose to cling to the
successful wig business going, and then
"I wish I could have 30-hour days,"
hefty, stainless steel types that gave
he got bored. By the mid '60s, he felt
he told me, but judging from his life-
wheelchairs a bad name. Unfortu-
something was missing, SO newly
style Ball still wouldn't have enough
nately, those chairs presented an image
divorced, he headed for upstate New
time to do everything he likes.
disabled people are still trying to shat-
York, where he found a missing ingre-
What leisure time he has is spent at
ter. Those antiquated vehicles had all
dient in his life involvement with
his home in Camarillo, where he lives
the style of an obsolete tank and
other disabled people through his love
with his wife Emily, a paraplegic triath-
weighed almost as much. It was
of sports.
lete. Besides going to dinner and
enough to make us want to stay in the
"I got started in athletics, basketball
theater with her, he finds time for play-
closet! We were due for major changes,
and road racing years before there were
ing guitar, and listening to jazz. He also
and Ball definitely had a better idea.
many people involved in disabled
manages to maintain a close relation-
Ball remembered the early days of
sports," he said.
ship with his three grown children from
his personal crusade.
Ball started road racing 30 years ago
his first marriage when he visits the
"I owned a wheelchair dealership on
and has played basketball for 20 years.
East Coast.
the East Coast, and I soon began
He was working on a degree in
Whenever he has the chance Ball
demonstrating lightweights to the OTs
recreation at New York State when his
also visits schools for disability
and PTs at various facilities, and
interest in sports led him to build a
awareness presentations.
explained how these chairs were the
better wheelchair.
"Kids are great," he said. "They never
wave of the future."
The International Year of Disabled
hold back, and are completely una-
Ball is still riding the crest of that
People, 1981, proved to be break-
bashed with their questions, but I
wave, only now his crusade is a global
through year for Ball.
prefer answering those questions,
one.
"Three disabled athletes, including
rather than hear parents shush their
He's on the road (or in the air) 60
myself, and two nondisabled runners,
kids in stores when they're curious
percent of the year, working hard to
ran from Albany to New York City one
about my chair. I welcome that curi-
break down attitude barriers and create
weekend," he said proudly. "That's 175
osity because eventually they'll see my
meaningful changes for disabled
miles. We did it to promote independ-
wheelchair as an everyday thing like a
consumers.
ence and show that nondisabled and
bicycle."
Disabled by polio at age 8, Ball has
disabled athletes could compete side-
Athletics are Bill's primary motiva-
faced attitudinal barriers. His face grew
by-side."
tion. A lean, muscular body attests to
serious as he recalled the ignorance he
That run attracted major media
the fact he works out religiously, log-
dealt with as a child.
attention from network TV, and it
ging 6-10 miles in his chair every morn-
"When I got polio I was bounced
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The euphoria of the day was everywhere.
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The sense of the unity and diversity of the disabled community was overpowering.
The future was present.
10 September, 1990
President George Bush was closely watched by
Evan Kemp, Justin Dart, Harold Wilke and Sandy
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MAINSTREAM 11
Book Review
It's All Here, Even the Pain
The Body's Memory by Jean Stewart,
almost too painfully depicted.
the garage where she paints her alumi-
New York: St. Martin's Press, 1989, 276
This is also a feminist book because
num crutches a bright green, then on
pp., $16.95.
it deals with Kate's struggle to regain
to independent living.
a positivé body image that is not
She thinks she has arrived at a
dependent on how she is viewed by
healthy acceptance of her disability
by Yvonne Duffy
others. Likening the violation of her
when, at a party, "as a healthy person
spirit by the medical profession to a
got up from a chair to move around the
ean Stewart's first novel is so real
J
rape, she muses, "How long is the
room, she almost blurted, 'Look out!
that it reads like an autobiogra-
body's memory? If there were no cut,
You'll hurt yourself, you forgot your
phy. The main character is Kate
no bruise, no crater where they took
crutches!" but this is only the
Meredith, a gutsy English Professor
out muscle tissue, if all the evidence
beginning.
who, courtesy of cancer, is conscripted
could be whisked away and the line
Kate's realization that she could
into the army of 43 million Americans
of her hip restored to its old, sweet
accomplish much more by using a
with disabilities, force she does not
curve, would she not still carry that
wheelchair than by continuing to
join willingly. The denial, the blunder-
memory in her bones, carry it forever,
endure the pain and instability caused
ing remarks of well-meaning friends,
the act SO savage that no amount of
by her crutches leads her into the realm
the reserved parking spaces all taken by
anesthesia could have prevented her
of agencies. Her benign bemusement
non-disabled drivers, the dèmeaning
knowledge?"
in comparing the use of similar phrases
policies of the so-called helping
When Kate's first operation "didn't
by the Department of Vocational
agencies, the steady descent into
get it all" and more surgery is needed,
Rehabilitation and the IRS-"imple-
poverty-they're all there at times,
Peter, a drill sergeant indoctrinating her
mentation of policy," for example
into the forces for disability rights,
changes to a kind of black humor as
urges her to keep a journal of her expe-
she reads a Voc. Rehab. pamphlet, sub-
Weight Training Video
riences. These entries, letters to friends
stituting "Dick" for every instance of
with the aba
and old lovers, and poetry, along with
"the Agency," "Jane" for "the client,"
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and "Spot" for "Disability." She begins
Bodybuilding Champion
using the third-person perspective,
to wonder, "Where are all the other
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crips?"
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Her question is answered by soft-
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festival. Sheba patiently answers Kate's
The grizzled balladeer hides his anger
many questions, all the while drawing
by becoming a stiff-upper-lip-over-
her into strategizing, writing letters,
coming-all-obstacles type of crip who
making phone calls, attending hear-
proclaims proudly, "Look at me. I've
ings. Finally, after three years, Kate
sung to people in twelve countries.
notices that her anger has dissipated,
Alone. No band, no road manager to
replaced "by its stepchild, political
lug my stuff around for me. I could
clarity. (My vision of us as a minority.
have ended up in a sheltered work-
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13765 Alton Parkway
475 Morgan Highway
Suite E
P.O. Box 1103
Irvine, CA 92718
Scranton, PA 18501
(714) 855-4837
(717) 348-1350
(Covered by most insurance carriers)