Do you think of or treat the disabled differently?

Having grown up with persons who have differing abilities (disabilities) and have family (including children) with disabilities 'today', I have never treated such persons differently than to how I like to be treated myself. The only time I would behave differently to an individual with a disability is when accommodations for their challenges or different ways of needing to do something is apparent. A disability doesn't define the person, in my mind or change how we should view them as a fellow human being.

We are all human, though consideration for our differences may be needed sometimes. Cheers, Louise :).

I'm sure most people treat mentally or physically disabled people as normally as they can depending on the circumstances, but I think they can never get treated totally equally. There is always an element of wariness, for lack of a better word, a non-disabled person feels around a disabled person. I think this is due to fear of becoming disabled yourself.

I'm not saying this to seem callous, but it's just what I've experienced myself.

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