Publisher's Synopsis
From writing sums in the dirt with her finger at a poor village school in South Sudan, Esther Simbi rises above disability to become a Social Worker and Disability and Human Rights advocate in Australia.
Giving voice to the voiceless is her passion. She believes that disability is not inability, age is just a number, and 'refugee' is just a label.
From polio at age four, through nineteen years in refugee camps in Uganda, Esther's stories of life in South Sudan and as a refugee will move, shock and inspire you.
