Susan Wagner-White
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A thalidomide survivor from Perth, Ontario, Susan Wagner-White has adapted her home to enhance her comfort and independence, sharing her journey of overcoming significant physical challenges with humor and resilience.
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Susan Wagner-White points out that those with a lower level of impairment could use the money on luxuries, while people like her, with more severe issues, may not have enough for the care they will need to remain in their homes.
Proposed changes to thalidomide survivors’ support program cause concernThe Globe and Mail·
Canada· 2025-12-22
Canada· 2025-12-22
Susan Wagner-White splurged on a high-end Japanese bidet.
We have not yet finished righting the wrongs inflicted by thalidomideThe Globe and Mail·Canada· 2025-12-16
Canada· 2025-12-16
Ms. White, 62, was born with arms that extend just a few inches from her shoulders and seven fingers between both hands.
Thalidomide survivors look back at 10 years of a more dignified lifeThe Globe and Mail·Canada· 2025-12-12
Canada· 2025-12-12
