Each of us, disabled or not, are equal. Having less doesn’t make us a little less than the person we were created for. I believe that it is in our having less, that we become more of what we ought to be.

I once met a man with no arms. He was born with no both arms. And surprisingly, he works as a government employee. He does clerical work using his feet. And I bet, he works much better than others. He works on office equipment better than those who are fully able. And he was humble enough to accept that some things are beyond his “reach”, literally speaking. While riding a bus going to the city, where we met, since he has no arms, he couldn’t get hold of his wallet on his pocket to get his bus fare, so he asked a stranger (a passenger too) to get his wallet for him. I was really touched by his life story and a tear almost rolled down my cheeks. He is truly an inspiration…