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Is having a disability a regrettable thing? Am I waiting for a cure for my vision impairment and eye condition? Here's why I'm not holding my breath.
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About This Video:
Should we be asking people with disabilities if they want to be cured, or if they regret having a disability? In this video, we talk about some things to consider, and why we shouldn’t think of people with disabilities as people who need to be fixed, or who are broken. Let’s encourage people with disabilities to accept themselves, so society to accept them too.
Disclaimer:
None of the information in this video is meant to be taken as professional or medical advice. Please consult a doctor or your social service worker if you have an eye condition, or are considering any form of treatment, including surgery, medication, or disability services.
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