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People with special needs
They are people who need special care different from other healthy individuals; due to their being disabled, or losing the ability to carry out their life activities like other human beings; The types of these disabilities vary, including motor, sensory, and intellectual ones, as well as mental disabilities. The causes that led to these disabilities vary; such as genetic cases, abnormalities in body activities, and accidents in general; Such as traffic or work accidents, and deformities during childbirth, in addition to some cases of consanguineous marriage. Problems of people with special needs society's inferior view Society considers the disabled person inferior as if he had committed a great sin as a result of his disability; People do not treat him with respect and moral obligation; On the contrary, they make him feel insulted; when they set their eyes on him; Especially when it passes through gatherings, such as the market or hospitals; Some people make a huge mistake in dealing with people with special needs when they feel pity; This is because the person with a disability has very sensitive feelings, which require the people around him to be aware of how to act and be treated. Many people with mental disabilities also face a problem in not being accommodated inappropriate health centers; Which makes them vulnerable to ridicule, when they go out without the knowledge of their parents to public places.
By Zernouh.abdo5 years ago in Humans
I did mean to make you cry
Today, I am making a video. Tomorrow, I will make people cry. Tomorrow I will be at my day job, teaching high school. These are not the people who will be crying, hopefully. Tomorrow there will be a funeral. The video I am making today will be played at that funeral, and people will cry.
By Rebecca Lupton5 years ago in Humans
Suddenly Having Money
I did it, I finally sold my house. It had been a 5-to-6 year process. I was supposed have sold it back in 2015 as part of the ( legal) process of getting my Dad into a nursing home. I'm not going to go into the detail as my memory fails me for detail, and most things these days and it was a long, very involved legal and financial process, a veritable pain-in-the-ass. All I know is that my fathers income I was using to pay the bills was gone, since I was very underemployed staying at home and caring for him and eventually he needed 24 hour care. I tried to find work in the niche I wanted to work in, part-time health care and/or clerical positions. I wasnt very sucessful as all these positions, most I sought through temporary hiring agencies and the positions they provided were full-time.
By Susan Braithwaite5 years ago in Humans
A different country
I grew up in Ireland in the 1970s and 1980s — Southern Ireland that is. Now that probably brings to mind a lot of assumptions not only about me but also my upbringing. The thing is I was brought up in a Protestant family (actually adopted — but that’s a story for another time), so that meant I was in a minority subculture. Not only that but parts of the history of that subculture had, not that long ago, been part of an oppressive, and abusive empire. All that meant that there were some messages given to me, both verbal and implied, about who I was and was supposed to be. Some of it was relevant, but much of who I thought I was as an Irish person was in fact erroneous and fed into my insecurities well.
By Nick Tarleton5 years ago in Humans
The Complete Guide to Life After the Omicron Virus and What It Means for You
The Complete Guide to Life After the Omicron Virus and What It Means for You Introduction: How the Omicron Virus Started The Omicron virus was a computer virus that infected the computers of the United States and caused a global cyber attack.
By Ganesh Lokare5 years ago in Humans
