The Truth about Disability 1 - Part 2

In this three part series, a diverse range of people join us in a frank discussion as we reveal the 'Truth About Disability' and it's not what you think!
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[@Gogglewearingfreak]

Thank you so much for putting this stuff up. It's an inspiration for me to keep on going. The only thing I have is a Learning Disability that makes my processing skills slower than others, but it's still very inspiration.
God has given all of you guys the strength to carry on.

[@johnboy384]

What inspirational and beautiful New Zealanders. God Bless and Merry Christmas.

[@adrianconnolly8568]

As a Wheelchair bound Quad i would like to have a spinal cure so i can do and feel the things as before the injury, because the world wont really change.
I also feel that if the world did change its prospective on disability we would soon or later want more like the fellow said at the end a normal hand then he would want two. Its just human nature to want to be normal to all others in the end regardless whehter or not you have a disability.

[@ettinakitten5047]

What seems really silly to me is how people are surprised about physically disabled people working or being independent, but they're surprised I'm *not* able to do those things. My disability actually affects independent living more than many physical disabilities do, but they think because my disability is invisible it can't really affect me.

[@Matoaka01]

Its amazing, not in a good way, that people dont think we can do much (work, daily life, etc). Really annoying.