People with disabilities quotes

Just because you see someone with a disability, it doesn’t mean you need to rush to fix it, or change it, or make it all better. Just support us. Be there when we need help with something, and let us be independent when we don’t. We will let you know when we need help. Most of all, remember we are just like everyone else. We just get things done a little differently sometimes. -Marie Harman https://themighty.com/topic/disability/people-with-disabilities-dont-need-to-be-fixed-or-cured/

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Here's a quote from Christopher Reeve to celebrate World Disability Day. Hugs to those who are disabled & their families! #disability #inclusion #disabilityawareness #disabilities #disabilitypride #hiddenillness #inspirationalquotes #positivequotes #positivity #wisdom

A Krause Studio - Amy Krause | Visual Art & Design on Instagram: "March is Developmental Disability Awareness Month. As a parent to a child with multiple disabilities including developmental disabilities, I see so many ways our society can become more inclusive and supportive. There are numerous barriers and challenges that people with disabilities face that many people don’t even think twice about. This month (and every month), I hope more people can learn how to challenge ableist…

It’s important to understand that disability is a natural part of the human experience and that people with disabilities deserve equal rights, opportunities, and respect. Dr. Yvette Pegues #DevelopmentalDisabilitesAwareness #HealthyHumpday

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People with disabilities want and can contribute not only to their own well-being, but also to the general society in all its aspects. Stephen Hawking, for example, despite being disabled, is one of today's greatest physicists or French writer Jean-Dominique Bauby, who had a diagnosed "locked in" syndrome because of which he could not speak or move any part of his body (except with a lid of his left eye) but still manages to write the world bestseller “The Diving Bell and the Butterfly”…

Accessibility is always necessary. In every place and time, for every person.