Motivation works better than a
sympathy
These people are physically challenged but mentally
as perfect as any one of us, it's just they want
motivation, they can do lot of things which you and I
can do but it take time for them to do
somethings which we can do it easily. Motivation will
give them a confidence to rise up from their
disabilities and do something worth which they are
capable of. They don't require sympathy, in fact
sympathy will constantly make they realize that they
are disabled and they are not like any of
us. Sympathising with them will make them weaker
and that's not good for their future.
I know many physically challenged people who are
successful in their life and are doing better than any
abled person.
You have to remember one thing that, so if they don't
have something which you have but they have
something special which any of us don't have, that's
why they are called specially abled.
They need opportunities to rise above
Our society treats them like they are from a different
planet, and that's bad, because they just need
acceptance and opportunities to rise above of their
disabilities, and once they get it, it's more likely that
they can do better than any of the abled people.
They are humans, not aliens
We need to understand that they are not
untouchables, they are humans and they do
have feelings, ambitions and dreams like us.
and It's our responsibility to help them achieve
it, and if not then at least behave like humans
with them.
Some famous people who rose
above disabilities and made their
lives successful.
If these famous people with disabilities share
something, besides their professional success, it
is their ability of self-improvement. The lives of
most of them have not been easy and precisely
because of that, they are an example and
inspiration.
Frida Kahlo
Frida suffered polio during her childhood and,
according to some sources, also had
spinabifida, which caused dysmetria in her right
leg. In addition, her spinal problems were
aggravated by an accident suffered in her
adolescence, which left her with physical issues
for her entire life. Frida spent much of her life in
bed suffering from sever pain. Even so, she
became one of the most famous artists of all
time and an icon of the twentieth century.