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Heart Touching Stories about best friends
First of all, I don't want to emphasize that the protagonist of my story is poor or unfortunate.
On the contrary, I think she is as healthy as ordinary people, even stronger than ordinary people.
I call her Cindy. I saw her for the first time when she was a junior.
Here's a story about her. I would like to make a brief explanation in the first person.
When I was 4 years old, my mother took me to a clinic opposite my home. I was hit by a car when I ran out. I only remember that there were a lot of parts, dust and blood under the car.
After amputation, I realized that I would never be able to walk on both legs again. After the accident, I didn't go to kindergarten. My mother taught me how to count and read at home, and seldom went out to play with children.
Later, I put on a prosthetic limb, which is very similar to the leg, and went to primary school, middle school and university smoothly. If you put on your trousers and don't pay attention to it, you can't see the difference between you and normal people.
Therefore, I always feel that I am not a disabled person. Love seat on the bus, I never go to sit. I like to travel.
I have been to many cities. I also try to exercise, go to the gym, and learn to swim and play badminton.
I studied hard, got into my favorite university and majored in law. But once, when I was a child, I played with other children. The prosthetic limb suddenly flew out. My friends were scared to cry and run. After that, I never wore a skirt any more. I wore trousers all the year round to cover the prosthesis, trying not to scare others. But as I grew older, I found myself doing the same thing harder than others. It's better for me to sit outside and have a rest when I'm outside. I often hope that if the accessibility in my life is better. I asked my professor, why is accessibility not good enough in China? He said that it was because the disabled people in China had not been seen, and they were forced to be invisible You should stand up and speak for them so that you can get the power you deserve.
At that time, I was shocked. Before that, I didn't think that I was a disabled person. But after that time, I will consciously pay attention to some public welfare organizations. Although I am still studying and can't do anything, I hope to fight for some protection and rights for the disabled after graduation. One day in September last year, I went to buy new pants. After I put them on, I found that the thickness of the legs on both sides was not the same. I felt embarrassed when I saw them. Looking at the mirror, I was thinking, rather than so disharmonious, it is better to show it! That day, I tore the outer package of the prosthesis, leaving only the support inside. I pulled up my pants and took a picture.
From that day on, I put on my skirt again. Although passers-by will cast a different look, but I think this is a very common thing, this is every 20-year-old beauty girl want to do. I also try to wear high heels when the prosthesis allows because I always find them sexy. It's more important for us to know when we are there. My boyfriend is very supportive of me. He's also disabled. When I was 16, I lost my right hand and made myself a cool hook.
Every time I walk with a prosthetic limb, I always feel pain. Every pain reminds me how difficult it is to take this step. I hope that one day, when we stand up to show our differences, this society will give us tolerance, and there will be no more media interviews with girls who wear short skirts showing prosthetic limbs.
Above all, even if fate has given the girl so much injustice, she has no dark life. I don't think she is boring, but I am surprised why she is so attractive as a peer!
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On the contrary, I think she is as healthy as ordinary people, even stronger than ordinary people.
I call her Cindy. I saw her for the first time when she was a junior.
Here's a story about her. I would like to make a brief explanation in the first person.
When I was 4 years old, my mother took me to a clinic opposite my home. I was hit by a car when I ran out. I only remember that there were a lot of parts, dust and blood under the car.
After amputation, I realized that I would never be able to walk on both legs again. After the accident, I didn't go to kindergarten. My mother taught me how to count and read at home, and seldom went out to play with children.
Later, I put on a prosthetic limb, which is very similar to the leg, and went to primary school, middle school and university smoothly. If you put on your trousers and don't pay attention to it, you can't see the difference between you and normal people.
Therefore, I always feel that I am not a disabled person. Love seat on the bus, I never go to sit. I like to travel.
I have been to many cities. I also try to exercise, go to the gym, and learn to swim and play badminton.
I studied hard, got into my favorite university and majored in law. But once, when I was a child, I played with other children. The prosthetic limb suddenly flew out. My friends were scared to cry and run. After that, I never wore a skirt any more. I wore trousers all the year round to cover the prosthesis, trying not to scare others. But as I grew older, I found myself doing the same thing harder than others. It's better for me to sit outside and have a rest when I'm outside. I often hope that if the accessibility in my life is better. I asked my professor, why is accessibility not good enough in China? He said that it was because the disabled people in China had not been seen, and they were forced to be invisible You should stand up and speak for them so that you can get the power you deserve.
At that time, I was shocked. Before that, I didn't think that I was a disabled person. But after that time, I will consciously pay attention to some public welfare organizations. Although I am still studying and can't do anything, I hope to fight for some protection and rights for the disabled after graduation. One day in September last year, I went to buy new pants. After I put them on, I found that the thickness of the legs on both sides was not the same. I felt embarrassed when I saw them. Looking at the mirror, I was thinking, rather than so disharmonious, it is better to show it! That day, I tore the outer package of the prosthesis, leaving only the support inside. I pulled up my pants and took a picture.
From that day on, I put on my skirt again. Although passers-by will cast a different look, but I think this is a very common thing, this is every 20-year-old beauty girl want to do. I also try to wear high heels when the prosthesis allows because I always find them sexy. It's more important for us to know when we are there. My boyfriend is very supportive of me. He's also disabled. When I was 16, I lost my right hand and made myself a cool hook.
Every time I walk with a prosthetic limb, I always feel pain. Every pain reminds me how difficult it is to take this step. I hope that one day, when we stand up to show our differences, this society will give us tolerance, and there will be no more media interviews with girls who wear short skirts showing prosthetic limbs.
Above all, even if fate has given the girl so much injustice, she has no dark life. I don't think she is boring, but I am surprised why she is so attractive as a peer!
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