Disability Quotes Novels & Stories

"Isn't it obvious? I don't want to see you here." The woman snorted loudly, but her eyes were sharp. "You're just a burden. Useless. I don't want you here, trash should be grouped with trash immediately." My hands clenched tightly at her words. Pain... "You are completely useless to defend." I held the book and pen tightly, feeling a stab in my chest. Her voice pierced, and her words had a direct effect on me. I was hurt again just because of the disability I have. Because I couldn't talk, they told me to speak as a joke. Over and over again, I forced myself to; I couldn't make a sound.

“I shared my daily activities. It’s like My Day on social media. They shared with me too. I got a lot of positive feedback. They said that I’m inspiring many people. Instead of losing hope, they will do something progressive. It doesn’t mean you lose the ability to walk, your life ends there, Perce.” My eyes stung. I squeezed them and bit my lip to stop from trembling. I was such a horrible person. I almost ended up my life when so many people who had disabilities were trying to live normally. I admired Emma’s advocacy in inspiring people like her to feel like they were still a part of society despite their disabilities. “Wow, Em. I’m so proud of you.” I wiped my tears that I didn’t even rea

“It’s just that when I saw you, I was so happy that I forgot everything else. I even forgot that I’m still disabled,” Duncan said. As he spoke, he pressed her hand against his lips. Liberty looked at him disapprovingly. “Don’t say you’re disabled again. You’re just temporarily impaired, and you will get better.” Duncan smiled. “Okay, okay, from now on, I won’t say I’m disabled. I’ll get better for you. I’ll stand up again.”

“That picture of Riley kissing a man was me. I was with her that night. I had purposely pretended to remain disabled for reasons I prefer keeping to myself, but now, let all the truth come out.” “Everyone!" With his arms raised, he proudly said, "I’m Adrian King. I was once disabled, but I didn’t let that hold me back. I believed, fought hard, and overcame the odds! Today, I’m a successful businessman and CEO, and I can also stand and walk! Let my story prove that with faith and determination, nothing is impossible!”

Maybe my body has never been touched by bitches, but I'm just a jerk who lost because the beautiful smile on your lips excited me. If you have a question concerning a disability, the answer is me, not you. Your perfection doesn’t suffer as a result of your blindness. It was me who could see myself deteriorating into a pathetic and miserable creature. Maybe I appear to be happy while you appear to be unhappy, but the Lord of the Universe is a master manipulator of fate, right?

She let the silence stretch, A single camera clicked but no one else spoke. "If you think a wheelchair erases a man’s brilliance, maybe the real handicap is your imagination.” she added softly, eyes on the two reporters that asked the questions. “My husband, Hayden Oakley, has more intelligence and integrity in one finger than most of you will have in a lifetime. That hasn’t changed and neither has my faith in him because the ability to stand doesn't define who a complete man is.” The man blinked, taken aback while the woman only frowned angrily.

"Remember why you're here," she whispered to herself. She fixed the hem of her blazer and walked onto the platform. The bright lights made her eyes hurt for a moment. She smiled and looked around at the people. "Ladies and gentlemen," Mimi said, her voice powerful yet warm. "I stand before you today not just as a businesswoman, but as someone who knows what it's like to live with a disability." My idea for a firm is Silent Horizons. It will make new, disability-friendly software that will make it easy for anyone to utilize the internet.

“Yes, it is indeed banned in the international community, but think about it. In the future, humans will become such perfect creatures. It's not just intelligence that stands at the top of the biosphere. Body, intelligence, beauty...” “This is a violation of...”Alice violently covered my mouth, then snickered under the threat of his raised paw and sat back down, “Sacrifice is inevitable, but it also benefits more people.” “Cara!” She looked straight at me, her fingers spread, her head raised, like a faithful believer asking for the blessing of the gods, "It's not just the body. Disease will never defeat us again. Disability is just a symbol of the past... and you, one day soon, will receive

~Charlotte "It's a long story," he said, a faint smile playing on his lips. "But I've always been okay". "I'm not paralyzed, neither am I impotent". "I can walk," he said, taking a few steps toward me. "I don't know why I've kept it a secret from everyone and my family, back in Florida, maybe because the accident changed my life from so many things, being in the wheelchair prevented me from going back to some things I'd rather not mention."

But now, in front of so many people, he said that he was influenced by her and wanted to set up a factory, give those disabled people a chance to work, ask them to speak with their own abilities, give the same social competitiveness, give the disabled people a chance, and bring respect to themselves. "... I sincerely believe in a saying from that person: If it is gold, it will shine. No matter what kind of person she is, as long as she does not give up on herself, as long as she wants to emit that little bit of light, someone will see it..." Jessica's ears buzzed, and her throat rolled a few times. She clearly remembered every word he said in her mind, but it seemed to be in a mess. She didn