Hi everyone , dear Stephanie, you said it all and you side it with wise words. We must learn to respect other's opinion at fee will. No pushing and insisting is accepted in human relations. Good luck to all
Hi everyone ... I ask you one question, and I ask someone brave to answer ... who is not disabled? show me just one person. We all have disabilities some with apparent disabilities and some with hidden ones ... we all suffer one kind of disabilities ... it comes in many shapes and forms ... I have met many brave disabled souls that out perform the healthy ones ... many of them are heros and many more leave their normal lives ... they have equal rights and surely enough they need love ... I have seen and met many smart deaf and dumb people who were smarter than smartest people who claim to be smart ... If I happen to meet such a person of my age range I would dearly respect and love her for sure, it is me who is real disabled, although I seem to be healthy in appearance but I know myself well about my disabilities better than anyone else does ... do not forget that our body is only our horse that carries us around ... pretty or not pretty ... abled or disabled ... but it hurts when someone loves you just because you are riding a pretty horse and ignores that inner YOU your real YOU who is not disabled at all ... do not go for looks, it has a passing season, there is something beyond the looks try to discover that inner quality in others ... with you I can stand higher than clouds and without you, I shall be lost in depth of a rain drop!. love you all (disabled or not disabled).
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RE: Why does "no" have such devastating impact?
Hi everyone , dear Stephanie, you said it all and you side it with wise words. We must learn to respect other's opinion at fee will. No pushing and insisting is accepted in human relations. Good luck to all