Look past people’s labels and see the human beings– that’s my message to the world.

It’s  12 : 02 PM on day 1801 of my journey towards independence and I’ve managed to brush my teeth, pray,  read Romans 8, publish my Disability of the Day feature, learn one new thing  – The ripe oranges that are unplucked from the trees, may turn to green due to a process called re-greening. This effect does not hamper the taste and the oranges nutritional value.– have breakfast,  work on my future project and do some work for my real job (which i’m not at liberty to discuss).

A few days ago I read an article about Jennifer Lawrence in which she said she needed to meet a guy who had no idea who she was because all the guys she meets treat her badly or differently because of who she is and although I’m not a celebrity I could relate to what she was saying when most people look at her they probably see the “celebrity” similarly when most people look at me they see my “disability” in both cases people miss the human being behind the label sometimes I feel like I should have give me a shot I’m human just like you stamped on my forehead it’s such a lonely experience when the outside world doesn’t see the human inside you.