1 Before Lyndhurst: Treatment of People with Spinal Cord Injuries up to 1945 -- 2 From DVA to CPA, 1945-50 -- 3 A Reputation for Rehabilitation: Lyndhurst Lodge, 1950-64 -- 4 The Longest Decade, 1964-74 -- 5 Lyndhurst on Sutherland: From Autonomy to Amalgamation, 1974-98 -- 6 Conclusion: Lyndhurst's Legacy
Summary
Only recently have the voices of the disabled - the personal experiences of people with disabilities - been included in medical history. Lyndhurst marks an important contribution to disability and medical history by providing first-person accounts of patients, staff, and disability activists at Lyndhurst Lodge in Toronto in post-war Canada
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 243-249) and index
