Annie in wonderland

So this was a very interesting topic to research and create but the basics still remain the same, with the documents you need as a person with a disability, these are just the basics and they are a  Last will and testament, this protects any assets you might have and makes sure that they go to the right people, you also need to remember that they are a living document and as life changes they need to change with you, as well.  An Enduring power of attorney this document's name might vary from country to country, but we see that if you acquire a disability that makes it hard for you to make important decisions it is a document that gives the person the right to make decisions on your behalf. We must see a person that wouldn't abuse their power as well.   An Advanced health directive, which basically helps you protect your health and gives your decision-makers the power to say when to make important medical decisions for you.  It is important to remember that they are all livi

  Why I can’t learn to love my disability My Disability is a part of me yet I can’t learn to love it, but I can learn to accept it. To accept that I will always be different. Be the person who will never have a normal life and whose family will get frustrated with me, because I used to be able to do so many things for myself, but now I can’t and will need support for the rest of my life. I can’t love it because of the way my life has played out, I can’t be an inspiration because it does hold me back in ways that frustrate me and my family as we always thought I could live a normal life, but I am coming to the realization I can’t and that this will impact me and everyone in my life. I never used to admit I have a disability and this in the long run hasn’t done me any favors.   I am what they call high functioning but high functioning doesn’t mean normal – it means that I appear to be able to do most thing’s for myself – but in reality, I can’t. High-functioning Definition &