"They seem like simple tasks," said Dawson, "but when I started doing them I was like, 'Oh, my life — this is so difficult.' " The system is meant to focus on the athletes' physical abilities and on the limitations their disabilities impose, not on their riding prowess.
Wyler frankly considered Homer's — which is to say, Russell's — deftness with his prosthetic hands, as well as the frustrations and even dangers that his disability imposed.
9 Furthermore, it considers the disability imposed by itch and disfigurement, but does not take into account emotional distress, interpersonal relationships, or financial impact.
The extra cost that disability imposes on households has been studied from different perspectives, which are associated with different research strategies.13 The subjective-direct approach, the most straightforward procedure, consists of asking disabled individuals (or experts) what are the costs of having a disability.
We could be literally obliterate the personal and social issues that disability imposes over all of us.
Non-fatal injury, especially permanent disability, imposes huge social burdens on families and results in a large economic burden to society at large.
Uneven assistance in the U.K. In the United Kingdom, disabled students can get financial support to help them overcome the limitations their disabilities impose--although not every student can get as much as they need.
These include severe or life threatening conditions, chronic or recurrent conditions that resulted in some degree of disability or imposed care burdens on other household members, and conditions that required hospitalisation and/or spending a lot of money for treatment.
Under the bill, Indiana would have been the first state to broadly ban abortions based solely on a fetus's race, on its sex or on its suspected disabilities — and impose penalties on doctors who violate the rules.
