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I have a problem dealing with people that think they are disadvantaged.
They have problems like long term ankle pain, say they have terrible back pain, but move normally.
Claim some small disability and demand to get welfare for this.
Why is it the minor set backs people think they have it so rough and the severe disadvantages think they have it so well?
a woman that had chronic ankle pain expected the world to wait on her and wouldn't think of working.
another patient could only move her mouth with any accuracy, had uncontrollable
muscle movements, and had chronic infections that almost killed her several times. She used a joystick controlling her wheel chair to get her around and then had another joystick to use her computer.
She hated to miss any work, yes I said work. She used her computer to help the United Cerebral palsy people get there message out.
You can't get more handicapped then this and still do anything, but she always smiled.
I guess it's all in the attitude. "The world owes me" or "I can do anything"
Don't feel sorry for the handicapped, they show who they are, in how they deal with it.
Anytime I want to complain I think of the 2nd woman. Then the complaint seems to fade.
She is a Christian, I will look her up after we die,to see her free of the human wreckage she embraces happily. She will fly high then. God puts these people here to show us how trivial things are on earth.
They have problems like long term ankle pain, say they have terrible back pain, but move normally.
Claim some small disability and demand to get welfare for this.
Why is it the minor set backs people think they have it so rough and the severe disadvantages think they have it so well?
a woman that had chronic ankle pain expected the world to wait on her and wouldn't think of working.
another patient could only move her mouth with any accuracy, had uncontrollable
muscle movements, and had chronic infections that almost killed her several times. She used a joystick controlling her wheel chair to get her around and then had another joystick to use her computer.
She hated to miss any work, yes I said work. She used her computer to help the United Cerebral palsy people get there message out.
You can't get more handicapped then this and still do anything, but she always smiled.
I guess it's all in the attitude. "The world owes me" or "I can do anything"
Don't feel sorry for the handicapped, they show who they are, in how they deal with it.
Anytime I want to complain I think of the 2nd woman. Then the complaint seems to fade.
She is a Christian, I will look her up after we die,to see her free of the human wreckage she embraces happily. She will fly high then. God puts these people here to show us how trivial things are on earth.