If you know someone who is disabled or you are disabled yourself, there really are normal days. A normal day is when you go about your daily activities, everything goes as planned, there are no problems; everything just seems to operate smoothly.
It's seems to be a challenge for a person who is observing the normal day to understand how it could possibly be normal. Usually, that's because they see the disability and how it can create barriers. They might not see a person enjoying the ball game or picnic because of a walker, wheelchair, adaptive van, different speech, etc..
I guess a normal day is different for everyone. Who decided what normal is, anyway?
It's seems to be a challenge for a person who is observing the normal day to understand how it could possibly be normal. Usually, that's because they see the disability and how it can create barriers. They might not see a person enjoying the ball game or picnic because of a walker, wheelchair, adaptive van, different speech, etc..
I guess a normal day is different for everyone. Who decided what normal is, anyway?
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