As a normal person with no disabilities, it’s impossible to understand how difficult it is to be disabled. I never thought I’d ever experience something so serious in my life. I was in a wheelchair for six months; my right arm and leg were fractured. I couldn't walk at all then. My family and friends helped a lot during that hard time. My family took care of me 24 hours every day, because I couldn’t do anything without their support.
I couldn’t take a shower for three months; I still remember how happy I was taking a shower for the first time after three months. If I never got into that car accident, I would have never known what an obstruction even a single stair is to people in wheelchairs. If I never got into that car accident, I would never be as grateful as I am to walk with my own legs now. Those insignificant things that we take for granted as a normal person, might be very difficult for those with disabilities.
Respect those with disabilities, and help those in need. Love your life and cherish what you already have. Don’t make your family and friends worry about you. I could imagine how worried my family was about me when they heard about my accident.
Even though it was a difficult time for me, I thank God that I lived through that accident. I learned a lot from it, and it’s something I will never forget for the rest of my life.



What a heart-felt post! You could have been angry and resentful about that day that changed your life, but instead you chose a more optimistic point of view. More than that, you took your experience and are trying to get others to live their lives with empathy as well. Thanks for sharing your experience!
ReplyDeleteWow. I'm so happy you are ok and have recovered from your injuries. What an incredible story. Thank you for sharing !
ReplyDeleteI can totally relate to this post! There was a time I couldn't walk for weeks because the right side of my body wasn't functioning because I was diagnosed with MS. During this time, I was feeling really helpless, but because my family and friends were there with me, I knew I could pull through. Thank you for such an inspirational post!
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