Ian Grant
Subscriber
Jeremy, one of my best friends from the age of 4 was or rather is Spastic, a term we no longer used for Spina Bifida suffers.
Until her late teens she was helped to dress, feed and was dependant on others, her parents became alcoholics and split up, they found it hard to cope with her needs and couldn't agree. At that point with useless parents her brothers didn't help. Within a couple of years she was self dependant doing everything taht had previously done for her.
She applied to work for "Guide Dogs for the Blind" here in the UK and was turned down as they said she was disabled. she stuck two fingers up at them and set up kennels breeding potential Guide dogs. Now with poor mobility she heads a disability charity, in over 60 years I've never once heard whinges from her like yours.
Ian
Until her late teens she was helped to dress, feed and was dependant on others, her parents became alcoholics and split up, they found it hard to cope with her needs and couldn't agree. At that point with useless parents her brothers didn't help. Within a couple of years she was self dependant doing everything taht had previously done for her.
She applied to work for "Guide Dogs for the Blind" here in the UK and was turned down as they said she was disabled. she stuck two fingers up at them and set up kennels breeding potential Guide dogs. Now with poor mobility she heads a disability charity, in over 60 years I've never once heard whinges from her like yours.
Ian