[stylist] would it?

[LoriStay at aol.com]

It may depend on how we define disability.   Supposing we say that it's a 
permanent condition that affects the way we live and how we work?
But many people with minor disabilities who don't see them selves as disabled 
are living normal lives.   You need to have your attention focused on 
something to care about it.   If the disability doesn't affect the person, or if it's 
invisible and therefore doesn't invite discrimination, his/her attention is 
not focused on it at all.
Lori
In a message dated 4/2/09 8:12:29 PM, dreamavdb at googlemail.com writes:


> However,
> it seems many people with minor disabilities who could speak out for
> the disabled and lead normal lives don't even see themselves as
> disabled
> 




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