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I read a post somewhere that I wish I could find now. The gist was there's no shame in wanting to be better, the fight is to recognize...
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...that some people don't have the resources to be cured and we must all learn to live together being mindful of others health issues.
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is this satire? A joke? What person WANTS to be crippled and a burden to everyone close to you?
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I could refer you to the deaf population and cochlear implants for examples of why this feeling is not uncommon
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This is why I don't wear glasses. Who cares what those blurry, indistinct objects think, I love me for me.
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As someone with muscular dystrophy I am not ashamed of my disability & accept it. HOWEVER I do want a cure. It's not hypocritical
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I'll take it
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Live in a wheelchair for life or walk and get ridiculed by folks in a wheelchair for life? I'm walkin, yes indeed.
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amen do to injury ten years ago in WC for a year it SUCKED
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A year?! That's horrible. I used crutches for a few weeks in the 90s. That's the extent of my injuries.
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yeah it did if a cyanide pill would of fixed me I would of taken it
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the whole point of disability pride is to keep you from getting down about a condition you can do nothing about.
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it not a disservice to that when an opportunity comes along TO do something about it.
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did you steal this title from tumblr? Interesting article though.
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