Advocates for those with disabilities loathe "the handicapped" or "the disabled", referring to "people with disabilities".
According to the Law of the People's Republic of China on the Protection of Disabled Persons, a disabled person refers to one who suffers from abnormality in anatomical structure or loss of certain organ or function, psychologically, and who has lost wholly or in part the ability to perform an activity in the way considered normal.
Stubblefield, a devout believer in FC, practiced the technique on a severely disabled patient, referred to as D.J in court transcripts.
Also, the socio-demographic profile of the disabled patients referred to our service remains unclear in spite of evidence of the low functioning level among the population of patients with comorbidities, which indicates an unsatisfied demand for rehabilitation [ 9].
Based on these, the disabled person refers to people who have lost all or part of the ability to engage in certain activities in the normal way as a result of certain tissue or function loss or psychological, physiological or anatomical abnormality.
FEMA workers were supposed to refer disabled clients for the nine slots, Ms. Kegel said, but did not.
Steve Tice, a retired Vet Center counselor and disabled Vietnam veteran, refers to the legions of soldiers who live alone with destructive war memories as the "invisible wounded".
These include emphasizing early reading skills, keeping children who are not disabled from being referred to the program in the first place, and focusing on whether children are learning rather than on whether schools are filling out the required paperwork.
Vermont also passed a law requiring more early intervention to prevent children who were not truly disabled from being referred to special education -- the strategy New York City schools adopted under former Schools Chancellor Rudy Crew.
