The October contest #1 by sduttaskitchen|How do you glance towards the word disability?
My dear steemian fellows! I am @syedabatool from Pakistan đĩđ°. Today I participate in the contest that is organized by "@sduttaskitchen".The topic of contest that is "The October contest #1 by sduttaskitchen|How do you glance towards the word disability?".so, without wastage of time let's start.
How do you glance towards the word disability? Describe.
When I glance toward the word âdisability,â I donât see weakness I see difference.
It reminds me that every person has a unique way of experiencing the world, and disability is simply one of those ways. Itâs not the absence of ability, but the presence of strength in another form.
Many people with disabilities show courage, creativity, and determination that inspire others to rethink what âabilityâ really means.
To me, the word disability is about strength, hope, and understanding. It reminds us to treat everyone with kindness and respect. People with disabilities show us that real ability comes from the heart from not giving up and from believing in yourself no matter what.
Which disability is more challenging? Physical or mental!
believe mental disability is more challenging than physical because it is often invisible and harder for others to understand.But when a person struggles with a mental disability, like depression, anxiety, or learning problems, others may not notice what they are going through. This makes them feel lonely and misunderstood.
A person with a mental disability fights battles every day battles that others donât notice. It can be tiring, confusing, and lonely. But their strength is special. They teach us that being brave doesnât always mean smiling; sometimes it means just getting through the day.
Even though mental disability is tough, there is always hope. With love, patience, and support, people can heal slowly. A kind word or a small act of care can make a big difference.
How can we encourage those who are going through a disability? Explain!
We can encourage people who are going through a disability by showing them love, kindness, and respect. The best thing we can do is treat them like everyone else, not with pity but with understanding.
We should remind them that they are strong and capable, even if life is hard sometimes.We can make our schools, workplaces, and communities more friendly and open for people with disabilities. When they feel accepted and included, they gain confidence and hope.
Most of all, we should see their abilities, not their disabilities. Every person has something special inside and with our encouragement, they can shine even brighter.
I invite my friends to participate in the contest
@gertu and @soulfuldreamer and @solaymann
With Best Regards đ¸
