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You can become disabled unexpectedly at any point in your life. Make sure you’re taking advantage of the abilities you have while you have them. Seriously, the human body is amazing, resilient, and beautifully intricate. It is also fragile, complicated, and fallible.

Never, ever ride in a car with your feet on the dash. Don't light those M80's in your hand. Don't dive headfirst into unfamiliar waters. Life is already trying to kill or maim you, don't give it any help.

Also keep disabled people in mind when voting or deciding on things like health care, disability benefits, and accessibility measures. Think about how you can affect someone's life with actions you view to be inconsequential. When you're parking/backing your car up into a sidewalk, are you stopping where your bumper is or where your wheels are? If you're putting your wheels all the way to the curb, congratulations, you've made difficult if not impossible for someone with a wheelchair or crutches to pass safely. I think it's easy for people to go "oh that doesn't affect me", but we're all one bad day away from being extremely sick, injured, or permanently disabled. And even if you stay mostly able for most of your life, old age will get you.

Видео Bind канала Mahoney