How do you think non-disabled people perceive and treat people with disabilities?
How do you think non-disabled people perceive and treat people with disabilities? lLl3J
Being a disabled person is a big disadvantage but this does not mean that you can’t do anything. Many people with some impairment like blind, deaf, or mute still reach success in their lives. So that, in my opinion, the normal shouldn’t think that the disabled can not do anything and always need their help. Instead of that, we should give them more encouragement and support them to overcome their hardships. Nowadays, lots of charity organizations give chances for disabled people to earn money for living by themselves. For example, the mute or deaf can do some sewing work like make a teddy bear or some simple clothes, …Moreover, the non-disabled must respect them and treat the disabled like a normal person, do not hurt them verbally. And last but not least, although they can do something by themselves, the disabled still need our help, we have to help if we can do it. In conclusion, being disabled is unfortunate, so everyone has a responsibility to respect and help those people when they need.
Being a
disabled
person is a
big
disadvantage
but
this does not mean that you can’t do anything.
Many
people
with
some
impairment like blind, deaf, or mute
still
reach success in their
lives
.
So
that, in my opinion, the normal shouldn’t
think
that the
disabled
can not do anything and always need their
help
.
Instead
of that, we should give them more encouragement and support them to overcome their hardships. Nowadays, lots of charity organizations give chances for
disabled
people
to earn money for living by themselves.
For example
, the mute or deaf can do
some
sewing work like
make
a teddy bear or
some
simple clothes, …
Moreover
, the non-disabled
must
respect them and treat the
disabled
like a normal person, do not hurt them
verbally
. And last
but
not least, although they can do something by themselves, the
disabled
still
need our
help
, we
have to
help
if we can do it.
In conclusion
, being
disabled
is unfortunate,
so
everyone has a responsibility to respect and
help
those
people
when they need.