The Disabled
I have shoes on my feet that have the design of jigsaw puzzles all over them. To me the thing I said
after I had bought them, (and they were delivered to me) is that they were autistic. Brett (a caseworker)
at the first sight also said they had the Autism Spectrum on them.
I have known people with autism, and even though they are in a world of their own they are still
able to do every day work. The same goes with any other type of disability. Just because a person has
a disability, they are still a person. Most of the time these people can still carry on a meaningful
relationship as well as jobs. Society's reaction to these people makes me shudder.
These attitudes are not just in the world but in the church as well. At one time they would
institutionalize the disabled or put them in a freak show. Today, however, they tell them they are
normal hardly give them enough to live off of, then they go off and laugh. This is how society make
themselves feel comfortable about the handy capped today.
Paul D. Eccles
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