Disability can't stop you from writing @annadeda

Yesterday my dear friend and also the best photographer @otsouvalas , sent me this picture that was taken at my house, while I wasn't aware of his presence behind me. In this photo I am in front of my computer and I'm writing one of my posts. Looking at the picture I decided to write a post about two things, the first thing I want to tell you is the way in which a quadriplegic person like me writes a post.

The first thing I do before writing a post is to organize almost all the post in my mind and then write it in parts on my tablet. Since I cannot use any of my hands, I write everything with my nose and after that I send what I wrote to my computer. A special system which is called trackboard is connected to my computer and helps me to use it. Many of you may wonder, what is this system? I'll explain it right away. Imagine one giant mouse that instead of staying in a table stays down on the ground, and instead of using it with my hand I use it with my foot. I do not know if I have explained well or not, but here is a picture to make you better understand what is this thing.

With my trackboard I make the last corrections, and then put it on Steemit. This way takes me much more time than it usually takes to normal people, but it is the only way I can write. I think even if there is a bit of good will, every obstacle can be overcome.

The second thing I wanted to talk to you in this post is my love for the spontaneous pictures. The photos that are taken spontaneously are always stranger but even more beautiful. They are strange because the person who is in a spontaneous photo may not have the most beautiful face or the most beautiful smile, but they are beautiful because in a spontaneous photo you can clearly see the joy, the sadness and even the great effort that a person put in doing something the moment the photograph was taken.

in the end I wanted to thank so much my dear friend @otsouvalas who sent me this picture, because it was this photo that gave me the idea to write this post.

Thank you all for reading!!

Do not be afraid of spontaneous photos.