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Disability is a lack of ability relative to a personal or group standard or norm. In reality there is often simply a spectrum of ability. Disability may involve physical impairment, sensory impairment, cognitive or intellectual impairment, mental disorder (also known as psychiatric or psychosocial disability), or various types of chronic disease. A disability may occur during a person's lifetime or may be present from birth.
Disability may be seen as resulting directly from individuals, in which case the focus is typically on aspects of those individuals and how they could function better. This view is associated with what is generally termed a medical model of disability. Alternatively, the interaction between people and their environment/society may be emphasized. Here, the focus may be on the role of society in labeling some people as having a disability relative to others, while causing or maintaining disability in those people through attitudes and standards of accessibility that favor the majority (a prejudice dubbed "able-ism"). This view is commonly associated with a human rightssocial model of disability. or social model of disability.
Even with disablility, people have still life to live and even excell in SPORTS,
a good example is a co-employee
with one leg
. . and you bet he is the GOALKEEPER of our Soccer Team.
In This Weeks Picture Perfect the object is to select a photo that for you reflects your personal view of the theme this week and the theme is:
~ ‘Life’ ~
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