Disability Quotes Novels & Stories

"No need (hiccup), why do you care? For the rest of my life (hiccup) I should be dependent on someone, even now (hiccup) I can't stand on my own to remove my dress so why (hiccup) don't you find someone perfect for you." "No one is perfect." Rayyan stated looking at his wife. "I'm not even a normal girl." Haya justified. "Well you aren't abnormal." "I hate myself." Haya responded. "Haya there are so many people in this world who are deaf, mute and blind you should be at least thankful you weren't one of them." Rayyan explained. "I'm worse than them, the only difference between us is they (hiccup) can walk while I can't" Haya reasoned.

Is he crying? I stood up from my swing and heel sat in front of him. "Hey, you know, you can't do anything about it already, so you should stop crying there," I told him. Was I harsh? "Look, there are people like you who are disabled, but they are still happy with their life. Others have a complete body, complete legs and arms, but they don't feel happy at all." What am I saying? He raised his face and looked at me. If only you were a psychopath like me, you wouldn't cry just because of a leg.

I felt aggravated by his nonchalance. "That's not what I'm saying." "Then what exactly are you saying?" "I can't walk! I can't work and I can't provide for you!" He was yelling now. "I've seen people born with disabilities work to earn a living, that's not an excuse." I returned hotly. "Well that's what they've known all their life. I was born a walking human and I worked my behind off to become one of the wealthiest men in the world only to be penniless cause my woman could not hold the fort down while I was away." His words bit straight into my heart.

"Then what is it?" "Do you really want me to spell it out to you? Then listen, people change, yes you might be up for it now but let's say I get this surgery, let's say I don't end up dying but instead I end up in a wheelchair, you can only go a while taking care of a liability, you will get tired and you will hate it and then you will leave, and that's for certain, no one wants to be stuck with a disabled person for life,"

Alana wiped her tears before it could drop down to her cheeks. “I understand you dear. I understand the taunts and fears you feel right now. Since I was a little girl and had the accident that got me paralyzed, my life was never the same. I suffered bullying and a lot of taunts and mean jokes thrown at me. At one point I didn't want to even live but I got the strength to fight and make myself capable even while being on a wheelchair.” Alana held Rose's hands tightly. “I can't guarantee that you won't suffer more in the future. But I can tell you that even though you fall each time, you can get the strength to pull yourself back up. The people out there only mock and say all kinds of mean thi

he continued pleasantly, "would you perhaps like to hear some wise words from someone who has been crippled for a much longer time? Being bloodied and dizzy from the loss of immense blood, it was hard for Oliver to understand what was said to him. Jane could tell that he wasn't even listening anymore. Rather that he wasn't, it was that he couldn't. A part of him had lost all its energy so much so that he could do nothing, not even to weakly lift up one of his finger. "When it comes to being disabled. To be disabled altogether is better than just having one side of your body being disabled." Victor tapped on one of the good fang Oliver had left and smiled, "Now every day you have to look in t

He was truly impressed, he knew Vanessa loved books but not to this extent. “I want you to remember who you are, despite the bad things that are happening to you. Because those bad things aren’t you. They are just things that happen to you. You need to accept that who you are and the things that happen you, are not one and the same” she paused for a while waiting for the words to sink in, “this is my favorite quote of all times from the book Nathan” she moved closer to him and clasped her hand over his, “I am telling you my favorite quote because it applies to you Nathan. I have seen you so many times put yourself down because you are blind but I want you to know that you can do much better,

He said in a rather stiff tone, "Is it because I'm disabled and ugly?" Natalie immediately came to her senses. She shook her head. "No. I'm only very shocked. I'm shocked at your unyielding spirit to start a business." "Oh, a cripple with determination, is that it?" Billy smiled an ugly smile. "Mr. Billy, I am definitely not laughing at your disability. Also, I don't consider you disabled," said Natalie immediately. "I don't know much about your condition, so I can't comment on it, but I'm not looking down on you."

Just because I'm physically challenged doesn't mean I'm not able to do the same things that people who can walk do. Drake must have seen the face I pulled at Archer because he jumps in with, "Just because Jace is physically disabled doesn't mean he can't do the same things as those of us who have full use of our legs." Oh no, Drake is pissed, this isn't good.

This aspiration was fueled by her personal experiences with disability discrimination, as she had been frequently rejected by publishing companies due to her hearing impairment. Florence’s experiences with discrimination had instilled in her a deep empathy for individuals with disabilities. She believed that she could make a significant difference in the lives of deaf and mute children by providing them with the education and support they needed to succeed. Florence was determined to use her own experiences to inspire and empower these children, helping them to overcome the challenges they faced and reach their full potential.