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Someone once mentioned the distinction isn't disabled vs abled; it is disabled vs temporarily-abled. Given enough time/age disability is inevitable. I have al
by louprado 10y ago
Someone once mentioned the distinction isn't disabled vs abled; it is disabled vs temporarily-abled. Given enough time/age disability is inevitable.
I have always felt private gratitude for a profession where the physical requirements are one good eye and one good finger. Reading the inspiring posts above, it appears I have set my physical requirements bar too high.
- escapologybb 10y agoYou're absolutely right, old-age and infirmity will get is all in the end. It just so happens that disabled people are living in the future that the able-bodied will experience right now, the solutions we come to now and hopefully I can contribute to that will be the ones that you use when you get old. Hey, if you have a job that suits your physical ability and you enjoy it I think you should go for full on gratitude! :-)