Synopsis: When I was in high school the source of my happiness was solving complex mathematical and scientific equations alike. Likewise throughout my further education studies I found much delight in getting higher marks on academic assignments. Some people might think I am a geek or that I was a geek but if they see me they would think otherwise. However it could be argued that solving problems is key to our social well-being. After my accident I didn’t want to seat at home, I wanted to keep busy solving problems which gets my adrenaline pumping. All too often, with the exception of a few (like the late Stephen Hawkins), disabled people are viewed as incompetent. With that in mind I wanted to live out side my bubble, to once again experience constant challenges and problem solving. Whether it is the best of times or the worst of times, I remain positive and smile for God is with me. Elder Joseph B. Wirthlin of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints said “Come what may, and love it”. Therefore I find challenges and finding solutions fun.
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Very informative and you can’t doubt that it’s factual.
Even being a non-wheelchair user, this piece opens your mind; and eyes!
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Thanks for the like/follow/reblog, etc and all the best with your blog
Regards
“’early bird’ sleep-walking through life” craig
* thanks m and “first thing” am is my best time (by far) when I get most
things done
craig
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Best wishes from the First City to see the light
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