EVIDENCE: LIFE FROM A WHEELCHAIR

ANSWERS:

 WHAT DOES ASHLEY DO FOR A LIVING?

She is dedicated to singing where in the institution where he studies

 HOW DOES HER CONDITION AFFECT HER DAILY ACTIVITIES AND

HOW DOES SHE DEAL WITH IT?

mainly affects the effort of his mobility, arriving on time to the places where he
wants to go, it is difficult to mobilize with his wheelchair, because he tries hard and
is physically exhausted however, he leaves with enough time to arrive on time to
his destinations

 WHAT IS HER ATTITUDE TOWARDS LIFE? DOES SHE FEEL

DISABLED FROM CERTAIN ACTIVITIES?

really his attitude is very good he is very positive and has a lot of faith in life.

He manages to do many activities and people also motivate him and constantly fill
him with energy, making him aware of his abilities and recognizing that he is
capable of many things in life, is very restless and likes to interact with his friends.
Perhaps if she did not have that attitude and that good vibes to fend for herself and
positively in life, she would have failed in all the obstacles and adversities that
happen day by day.

You may feel something bad or frustrated about not doing certain activities, such
as running, walking, among other things that are mobilized with your legs; She felt
her legs.

She has the happiness and luck of having her loved ones by her side, since facts
are a light of life every day and the starter engine so that she continues to be better
every day and that her disability does not generate bad moments.

 HOW WOULD YOUR LIFE BE DIFFERENT IF YOU WERE

HANDICAPPED AND HAD TO USE A WHEELCHAIR? WHAT WOULD
BE DIFFERENT FOR YOU? (USE MIXED CONDITIONALS IN THE
ANSWER).

If I had a disability and had to use a wheelchair, my life would be different in

aspects such as:

there could be an emotional change in me because it would be something

unexpected, so you could be very long and down, because it would be very hard
for me, my life would change a lot, my joy would be erased, my smile would come
so much pain and so sad in me and even more because I use my legs daily and
mainly making one of my dreams that I had since I was a child that was playing
soccer.

I really couldn't do common things like:

walking, jogging, running dancing, kicking a ball, exercising in the gym, and I could
not do my daily activities as I usually do because I could not move easily from one
place to another.

 HOW DO YOU REACT WHEN YOU HAVE TO INTERACT WITH A

HANDICAPPED PERSON?

When I interact with a disabled person, I am sociable and tolerant.

I try to be the most cordial, the friendliest possible with that person, I generate that
confidence, good attitude and everything that I can convey with the objective that
that person can feel very happy, smile, forget their disability.
  HOW CAN YOU CONTRIBUTE TO IMPROVE THE LIFE OF
HANDICAPPED PEOPLE?

I can help improve the lives of people with disabilities by helping them feel happy,
have a good time, give them advice so they can feel good and be very friendly with
them, reminding them that life is always beautiful and that every human being has
a different role in this world, and that they are the most special to let people know
that they don't know how to value and take care of their life, that they drown in a
glass of water, complexing themselves for everything.