Living with a disability is different
for each of us. What one person will find challenging, another person
will find non-challenging. Our disabilities don’t match one
another, so it would be difficult to gauge how someone else feels.
Disability comes in many forms, with many conditions that are more challenging than others. Unfortunately that makes a difference on how we view our lives and what we deal with. I think what also makes living with a disability hard is other people’s perception of what we deal with.
Disability comes in many forms, with many conditions that are more challenging than others. Unfortunately that makes a difference on how we view our lives and what we deal with. I think what also makes living with a disability hard is other people’s perception of what we deal with.
For me living with CP has slowly given
me a better outlook on my life. As a child I struggled to understand
and come to terms with living with CP, but as the adult it has helped
me put my life into perspective.
Not many people would give what we deal
with a second’s thought and on a day to day footing they probably
don’t, but they would still be quick to comment on what we deal
with as if they know how we feel. No one really knows what we deal
with unless they step into our shoes. I think with any disability,
it’s the support that allows us to deal with our disability so that
we cope with it better.
Unfortunately disability still doesn’t
seem to be accepted in the way it should be.
I believe if people were more accepting
of disability and perceived disability differently we would deal and
live with our disabilities in a more positive way. I think because
society isn’t always accepting of people’s disabilities, we
become less accepting of ourselves.
I very much believe that disability
needs to be embraced by society more and by families alike. We all
need to unite.
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