Was on 21 home today, the wheelchair accessible one. A guy in a wheelchair, which i think has diabetes, due to like black spots on his leg and one which is amputated got on at same stop as me. Seeing how he's using an electronic wheelchair, seeing how he's hooked up to some liquid or something, seeing that he only has on one sandal really quite a heart breaker.
Of course, when boarding and alighting, i can see many staring at him, as though he's infectious, harmful to society.
It's times like these, rare occurrences that we don't see everyday that really let us cherish who we are, and how fortunate we are for being able to be who and what we are.
Coincidentally, i had conducted a lesson with the class on how to initiate CIP projects. So... Yea.
Of course, when boarding and alighting, i can see many staring at him, as though he's infectious, harmful to society.
It's times like these, rare occurrences that we don't see everyday that really let us cherish who we are, and how fortunate we are for being able to be who and what we are.
Coincidentally, i had conducted a lesson with the class on how to initiate CIP projects. So... Yea.
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