Breaking the Stereotypes

Remember, back in the old days, when childhood was care-free and children just played. Children were all the same, no one was different. Do you want to know why that was? Because every child that was different was hidden away. Kids (and also adults) who had disabilities were kept in institutions or kept in their home all the time.
Now people who use wheelchairs or walkers (like myself) are out and about and it's either believed that we can't think for ourselves or that we are the "wheelchair people". The last time I checked I was a person not a wheelchair.
I made this blog to break the stereotypes. People who have disabilities (whether it's mental or physical) are just like everybody else. We have thoughts and feelings and we can do everything you can do (sports, reading, writing, art, etc...).


P.S. I also made this blog to share my stupid but funny encounters and experiences!