The worst part about being disabled for me may surprise you. In a previous post I invited you to share your thoughts about disability. (See: The Worst Part of Being Disabled ) I face numerous frustrating challenges on a daily basis. I'm constantly dependent on others. I need help bathing and dressing. I can't drive, cook, hold a book or feed myself. I rely on family, employees, technology and the goodwill of others. Some days it's frustrating, but I've learned through experience how to manage all this help. Other frustrations are attitudinal barriers. Today I live very comfortably and have a high family income. I'm an entrepreneur, but not because of my unquenchable desire to build businesses, but because very few companies would be willing to give me a job. I made the decision more than 15 years ago that I could build a business easier than I could find a job, so that's what I did. My single biggest frustration however isn't getting the help I need or ov
ive read your profile and determined you are a total geek. You do not know how to write a paragraph. Too many periods.
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ReplyDeleteWow! I've never had someone ridicule my writing, while doing so with multiple grammatical errors. By the way it's "I've", not "ive". Also, your sentence "Too many periods." isn't a complete sentence.
ReplyDeleteI do vary the length of my sentences frequently. It creates rhythm. I try to alternate between longer sentences and short ones. It's called cadence.
Thanks for your input. I've seen you comment on many many blogs, and now I'm glad I finally got to meet "Anonymous" personally!