Sentence examples for disabled life from inspiring English sources
It is, in part, a reflection of the unspoken thought that lurks in perceptions of disability: a disabled life is a dire existence that only the most courageous could "overcome".
Most believed that increases in old age longevity would lead to a pandemic of disability, with disabled life expectancy increasing substantially.
The 31 year-old from Oxfordshire hopes that this, and her other cartoons which all have insights into disabled life, will encourage everyone to view disability as "normal".
And finally, Harriet McBryde Johnson most certainly did not live a "disabled life".
With her deep antipodean accent, Hicks held the room mesmerised as she tenderly and carefully told the story of her torturous wait for rescue, and the "new normality" of disabled life.
PETER CLINCH Silver Spring, Md. To speak of "x years of a nondisabled life is worth n years of a disabled life" is to ignore the fact that all human lives are often touched by disabilities from birth to death.
Sensory problems and hypertension correspond to trajectories of non-disablement, whereas hip fracture, stroke, arthritis, and diabetes predict more disabled experiences.Later life disability is measured nonparametrically to distinguish patterns among long-term trajectories.
Disability scholars generally have objected to the unfounded presumption that being disabled makes life not worth living, or at least makes the lives of people with disabilities less gratifying and valuable than those of nondisabled people.
A further 3.2 million of those who survive may be mentally and physically disabled for life.
Rodrigues's lawyer, Philippe de Veulle, told BFM television: "He will be disabled for life.
