All right, everyone told me what disability they wanted to research for the pamphlet/brochure that is due on Friday. How do you think your life would be different if YOU had the DISABILITY that you chose. Describe your life, include positives and negatives!
My disability is Primordial Dwarfism, a type of dwarfism that makes you very small, have thin bones, and a high voice. I think I would be treated VERY differently, for example I would be starred at more and have people trying to take pictures because PD is so rare. It would be positive because I would make a lot of friends with people who are intrested in PD, and have lots of good attention. Having a disability that makes you short can also be bad because you can get teased and hurt. Having PD would change be in both positive and negative ways.
ReplyDelete- Marissa Kolsen
I pick anorxia, if I had this disability I think i would be unheathy and very thin. I think it would different because you would never eat. i would be treated Very differently, for example, people might think I was weird because i would be starving myself. I would have very low or no self esteem and think I look really bad when I'm very thin.
ReplyDelete-Kennedy Fray
Well My life would not be misruable but I would hat that I can't walk I can't get on any rides in any amusment parks also people would look at me differently and they would not won't to help me do any thing because one time max got stuck in the grass and no one wanted to help him I told him do he need help and I helped him.
ReplyDeleteBy:Juwan Wooten
My life would surely be different. I think that people would look at me a lot differently. I watched an informational show about Tourette Syndrome and they interviewed some children who have it. They said that people tell them that they are annoying, but they can't help it at all. If I had Tics I think that people would tell me to stop, which I couldn't do. I wouldn't have as many friends and overall I think that I would be looked at way differently. The positives could be that I might receive lots of help, which might be nice. Katie Appell
ReplyDeleteMy disability is Schizophrenia. Schizophrenia is a mental disorder and when someone has Schizophrenia they are out of touch with reality, they have delusions, illusions, disordered thinking and flat emotion (they show no moods or emotions), along with lots of other symptoms. If I had this illness people would definitely treat me differently. People wouldn't think that I was weird or crazy because for the most part as long as I was on meds I would seem perfectly normal. I could (depending on the type of Schizophrenia) think that people were out to get me or that I was way more important than other people at times. For the most part however I would seem completely normal, no one would guess that I had Schizophrenia.
ReplyDelete- Rachel Fore
My dissability is autism. I think my life would be very different if i had it. One thing is that some people might treat me differently by talking to me like a baby or making fun of me which i dont think they should because i would just be a normal person. i dont think i would have as many friends because some people think that kids that have dissabilities arent normal which is completely wrong. A positive thing would be that hopefully alot of people would help me out and treat me as a normal kid.
ReplyDelete-Jena Kurtzer
Since my disability is Autism, I think my life would be very diferent i had it. My friends wouldn't really know how to talk to me, and my disability would make me understand things slower then other people would. Especially socially. A positive thing would be that the people who actually were with me and friends with me, I would know I could trust because they would stick with me. A negative thing would be that I would be singled out, especially at school, because i would act a little differently then everyone else because on the outside I may look like someone with no disabilities whatsoever, but on the inside i would be really different in a lot of situations.
ReplyDeleteMy life with this disability would be very different I wouldn't be able to mostly of the things that I would want to do.I could possibly be in a wheel chair or just not be able to get up and out of the bed. I also wouldn't be able to play sports or I just wouldn't be able to play for long. overall it would limit the things that I would be able to.Witch would suck since I am pretty much outside everyday.
ReplyDeleteWarren Sturdivant
If I had hypoglycemia, which in of itself isn't actually a disabilty, my life wouldn't be all that different, actually. Assuming that it was caused by a liver abnormality as opposed to diabetes, the only thing I would have to do is eat more carbs and more often. If I got to the more advanced symptoms like headaches, confusion, heart palpitions and fainting, then I would have trouble, but for the most part, I probably wouldn't have any serious problems.
ReplyDelete-Moira Larkin
If i had Brittle bone, i know this is obvious, but my life would be completley different. i would watch kids running aroung dancing and more, while i sit there with envy because i cant run around or dance. it would be very difficult knowing that in just one little fall, i could break a bone. though i would say i would still be normal, i would probably still be in regular classes, because the way my disability affects me, is only on the bones. so i would have the chance to feel like everyone else who doesnt have a disability.
ReplyDelete- Danielle Bidigare
Even though I think I might already have my disorder, I don’t think it is sever at all. If it had bipolar severely I would probably take medication. Which wouldn’t be good because many times the medication becomes addictive? It would be good because I would help me gain control of my emotions and will power.
ReplyDelete-Jules Billups
If I had autism, I'd be a very different person from who I am know. Right know, being who I am, would hate having Autism, but if I actually had autism, I don't know how I'd feel. If I had autism I'd be slower at processing things than others and would act different than others my age even if I looked like an average pre-teen.Negative things are that I'd be treated differently, wouldn't have as many friends, and would be limited on what I could do. Also when I become an adult, I wouldn't be able to live indipendantly and would always need someone to help me. Positive things are that I'd still have friends, but would have a totally different relationship with them, and I'd still have people who care and treasure me.
ReplyDeleteHannah Gorin
My disablity was Asperger's syndrome, a disablity that is basiclly high-functioning Autism. It would change my life in both negative and positive ways. It would be postive because I'd be especially smart in special topics. It wouldn't be so good because I could be bullied and people would regogize htat I have a problem. Therfore having Asperger's could be negative and positive.
ReplyDelete-Brando Crawford
My disability is Autism, which creates alot of social promblems and other problems as well. If i had it, i would not have as many friends and that would be bad. Kids with Autism have been known to do things avarage people can do so that would be positive.
ReplyDelete-Luke Gawne
My disabilty is Tourette Syndrome which causes you to make different movements than most people. If I had Tourette Syndrome known as TS I would feel left out. I would think that people would think I was different. But I also don't have TS so it would be hard to compare. However I may think it would be different but if I actually had TS you never know maybe I would like it.
ReplyDelete-Patrick Corrigan
Well whaT i chose for my brochure was smoking cigarettes. That was not in the guidelines and is wrong so im going to chose something else to write about. Bipolar would effect the person who has at everyone around the person. This would be a hard relationship to build on but it isn't worth not building one.
ReplyDelete-Danielle Bates
if i had diabetes i would be much more aware of what i eat and i would make sure to always check my blood sugars to make sure im not spilling keytones or something. it would effect my life because i would have to tak time off to aid myself. i would feel lucky that i was treated and i would also feel lucky that i dodnt have anything else that could be more serious.
ReplyDelete-Naomi Benchell