Advantages And Disadvantages Of Being Disabled

Combating the problems of being disabled can be very challenging. But what makes it even more challenging is how other people perceive it. Overcoming the humiliation of being disabled involves its own issues varying from prejudice, to stereotype and discrimination.

The stigma of disability can even extend to other members of the family. The disabled individual may be treated differently or excluded by those surrounding him/her, and that usually happens to the parents and siblings. The confidence and self-respect of the disabled and those in his/her family may suffer.

Although many disabilities are noticeable, like being on a wheelchair, having an illness with an apparent symptom or loss of hand or leg, the stigma that gives the depression in a person with an unobvious disability, like autism or

Organize yourself properly.

Maintaining a tidy room, a healthy lifestyle and an organized body can help lower the stress levels that you are experiencing. However, if you are incapacitated to clean up yourself, wash your clothes, or cook your own food there are options that you can take.

• Ask your family to help you. If your family is willing to help you, this can be the perfect choice. However, never allow real dependence invite codependence. There are times that getting help from your family can result to unhealthy relationship, particularly when they start to behave in abusive manners. Assess your family relationship and if you don’t feel comfortable with that, look for another help.

• Ask your friends to help you. You can do a bargain. You can ask to help you in exchange of something from you. For instance, you are a good copywriter and your friend runs different blogs. In exchange of the help you are getting from him, you can write for your friend for free.

3. Nurture yourself.

The only person whom you can trust is yourself. That hurts, but that is the reality. You are your own company. You have the choice to either make yourself happy or