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Stone · 02-03-2005, 08:54 PM

The threads today are spinning in to others like crazy!! Witch is a very good thing, but this is a spin off another thread.

I can only understand from a parents and a daughters view point what it is like to take care of a person with a disibility. In the last 5 years of my life my father has become blind and my son had a stroke witch caused brain damage. We are now constantly surrounded by deaf, blind and autistic people.

When I look at these people living everyday lives, going to school, getting an education and not letting the "illness"' beat them I see Hero's, fighters, and legends. It takes a huge amount of courage to not let things beat you.

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Stone Veteran Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 2,857	Living with a disibility The threads today are spinning in to others like crazy!! Witch is a very good thing, but this is a spin off another thread. I can only understand from a parents and a daughters view point what it is like to take care of a person with a disibility. In the last 5 years of my life my father has become blind and my son had a stroke witch caused brain damage. We are now constantly surrounded by deaf, blind and autistic people. When I look at these people living everyday lives, going to school, getting an education and not letting the "illness"' beat them I see Hero's, fighters, and legends. It takes a huge amount of courage to not let things beat you.