In my personal opinion, I think that it must be
extremely difficult for anyone suffering from a disability. There is so much
confusion as to why they have to go through this and it is obviously normal for
them not being able to accept it and to resent God. Most of the time it is just
because they have not come to terms with it. Much insecurity will arouse and
sometimes they will feel as if they should rather be dead than go through this.
Fortunately there is always light at the end of a dark tunnel and I were to be
a friend of someone experiencing this, I would make it my first priority to
make them see that I will give my full support and will always be encouraging
and understanding. It is never wise to be judgmental in a situation like this,
because in the end you must answer this question: How would you want people to
treat you if you were to be in a situation like this?
Your(Nicole Muller) response to the blog touched me the most as it not only shadowed my own thoughts about the brave young woman but it also made me think about how I would react if I were to be in a situation like her own.The question you posed made me appreciate who I am and all that I have. As people we tend to take all the little previllages we have forgranted. That is, until they are gone. So I say lets all remember to be thankful for all that we have and be faithful that we will receive all that we lack.
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