The challenges with regards to most disabilities whether physical or mental is that they are permanent and lifelong.
Members of the community of disabled persons dislike being referred to as “handicapped”. Though one may lack the full extent of certain abilities, this does not have to severely ” handicap” one’s overall progress in life.
Through developing certain qualities a disabled person can unleash his or her potential to complete most of the tasks of life adequately – even as much as a fully able person.
Andrew Nelson was born without legs 42 years ago, yet for most of his life he climbs trees and does farming as well as landscaping.
His passion for and practice of farming started as early as 5 years old. Instead of giving up, he observed other persons practicing their craft.
Mr. Nelson refuses pity and does not see himself as being any less than his peers. At the same time, he welcomes the inner strength that comes from his encouraging friends.
His motto is: “There are chances in life that will make you successful. Think about things carefully before you give up. “
Whatever ability you may be deficient in, try to follow the example of Andrew Nelson.
No legs? No problem!
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