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i agree with denise, we are getting to pc and it gets in the way of having fun.
dan
"Denise D. Goodman" wrote:
> There have been a few threads on the disabled in movies, how strangers stare,
> how to talk to children about disability, etc. I believe it was Kyle who
> said we are too PC, (not just the disabled- but I think society in general).
> I guess the point I just wanted to make was everyone on the list only "knows"
> me from my posts. What I talk about are issues related to CP. BUT, after
> I've sent my stuff to the list, I don't spend the rest of my day "focused" on
> disability. Perhaps it seems that we are too sensitive or focused about
> disability, because for the most part that is what we talk about, and why
> not? This is what this whole support group is for. I imagine most members
> don't yak all day about being disabled. It's just a part of who you are. We
> come here to share info and discuss our feelings with others who have been in
> our shoes. Anyway, I just thought I'd mention that point. - Denise.
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