[humanser] STUDY QUESTIONS

[Cheryl Wade]

Thanks for this! I never liked "disabled" but actually preferred 
"handicapped" because it meant we had a burden -- like in bowling -- but 
we still were very good. I learned that "handicapped" was derived from 
"cap in hand" centuries ago, and that's why it's the incorrect word. It 
meant these people were begging for money. Oh, OK!


Although my mom always said "my daughter happens to be blind" I am very 
comfortable being a "blind person" at this point in my life. I once told 
someone I was "visually impaired" and he said, "No, you're not. You're 
blind." Uh-oh, stinging but in some ways a fine rebuke.


Cheryl Wade, MA, LLPC, CRC


On 12/20/2017 12:37 PM, Carly Mihalakis via HumanSer wrote:
> Good morning, JD,
>
> Might you send the questions saved within their own E-mail? I cannot 
> read attachments with this mail program  and I hope to see the questions.
> I, for won dispise the term "disability." Why would anyone wanna 
> emphasize DIS? Why would you wanna emphasize what we are sometimes 
> hard pressed (not unable) to do?
> I see no place for political correctness, but then, I ought to more 
> closely study architects of these means of describing people. Rather, 
> I believe people ought to define themselves, that is, when did people 
> first become the standard? Personally, I have no eyes, therefore, I am 
> BLIND, that's all. Furthermore, I cannot be anything impaired because, 
> in my case, impairment is the law of the land, the only game in town.
> Car At 10:34 AM 7/13/2015, you wrote:
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>> I have attached a file with 32 test questions and answers.
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>> Enjoy ... sigh.
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>> JD Townsend LCSW
>> Helping the light dependent to see.
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