Disability Quotes Novels & Stories

"Don't be. We're going to get that contract no matter what." I returned his smile and leaned into the car seat as I watched everyone talk together. I closed my eyes as I blocked all the negative thoughts from my mind and allowed the relief of Sophia being gone to wash over me. Being disabled didn't make me any less of a person and it shouldn't be something to be ashamed of.

Nothing mattered, she felt a lot hopeless. “It hurts to see that you are sitting in front of me, despite seeing your head separated away from your neck that day. It hurts to see that you talk to me but I do not understand a bit. It hurts to see that you are here, watching me sad but do not hug me. It hurts to know that I cannot be engulfed in your warmness. It hurts to have the disability to ask you the questions that linger in my mind. ”

he cursed into the empty night. Struggling two kilometres with his wheelchair, halfway to his destination, he saw the steep road ahead of him. Not a single thought of retreat crossed his mind, refusing to succumb to the silent challenge ahead. Clenching his teeth, he pushed his strength again to conquer the obstacles in front of him, which in the past, he had sworn never to attempt foolishly like other disabled people who engaged in reckless races on steep slopes. "I am not a fighter! I am just a slave to the pen, a lifter of books, and a house guardian!"

“She is mute? » Rayan looked stunned and I felt a little bad, why was it so strange for people to deal with a disabled person? We are human too and our disability shouldn't hurt people as much as it does a curse. I lowered my head sadly before feeling Michael's hands grip my hips firmly on his dark face. “I do not see what is the reason that makes you so excited or is it necessary to have all your physical abilities to live normally? »

Lisa continued probing. Yanny hesitated slightly before explaining, "Because I wear a hearing aid. I'm disabled, and they said I should go to a school for disabled children. I shouldn't be here. They say Mom must have done something terrible in the past, which was why I was born with a disability."

I was the unnecessary one. "I was bullied and looked down on throughout my entire childhood. Many people told me that I was lucky to be born into the Walkers, but others said I was unfortunate to be born a cripple when I was the eldest son of the Walkers." Sadie's heart pained at this story. She frowned and said, "That's enough. Stop." She did not want Blake to reopen his emotional wounds. However, Blake refused to listen. He continued, "The most frequent thing people asked me was why a disabled person like me should continue to live. Eventually, even I started to agree that I should die. Life was meaningless.

Aslamulaikum everyone Hello to all of you Hope you're doing well So , here is the next update Hope you all like it Do share the reviews with me Please be safe . Please ignore the grammatical mistakes. Or any other mistake My exams are near so please pray for me “When one door of happiness closes, another opens; but often we look so long in disappointment and bitterness at the closed door that we do not expectantly look for and therefore see with pleasure and gratitude the one which has been opened for us.” ~Helen Keller That quote was pretty touchy. I loved how it motivates the life.

"You think there is a man in his right mind who would agree to do that to you?" "You even offered me. Why? Are you out of your mind?" I replied. Does he think I won't be able to find a man like that? “I'm blind and can't walk; you think I'm normal? If I didn't have a disability, do you think I would offer you something like that? What makes you lucky?” "You know, you're arrogant when all you have is money!” I said, annoyed. "You’re talking to me like I'm not your boss. Remember that I pay you a lot."

These childish tricks can't deceive her. Crystal underestimated her too much. Hopefully, she will disappear from their lives in the future! "Marcus, can I start working now?" Jessica suddenly asked in the car. Marcus was slightly surprised, "Work? You?" Mr. Marcus looked at Jessica's crippled leg with disdain, "Are you joking?" "Mr. Marcus, are you looking down on disabled people?" Jessica smirked, her gaze dangerous. She injured her leg, not her hand or brain, so why couldn't she work?

She spat the words with venom at him. Saul was out of his wits but she was no less and wouldn't allow him to talk. “Physical disability can be healed with medicines but what about mental illness? That is why rich and self conceited men like you depend on these machines and their minions for data.” She pointed to the computer sitting beside her on the table.