Wednesday, December 10, 2008
A short one
Ill people are not obligated to be brave, cheerful, or optimistic for the sake of preserving the feelings of well people.
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6 comments:
Hear, hear.
here's one who agrees.
Brava and amen
Addendum: Disabled people are not obliged to be cheerfully accepting of their disabilities and/or of the ways in which those disabilities negatively affect their lives.
And yet I still try to be...I don't know why. Peer pressure maybe?
Exactly.
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