Dealing with depression?
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Kenneth Hernandez67 said:Yeah, tell me about it.
I guess people in wheelchairs are just lazy and don't feel like getting up.
It’s such a waste of your internet access and your education. Clearly, neither is being put to any good use here.
People living with disabilities actually show how much someone can achieve when they have the will... I personally know a guy who's paralyzed from the waist down... and he's even got a girlfriend... It might look funny to some, like seeing his girl pushing him in a wheelchair down a sidewalk, but he's still pushing through life. Even if he can't walk, he accomplishes way more than most people—and certainly more than those miserable, depressed types.
Real heroes are forged in the fire... depression is just another way to see that. Anyone who falls into it has basically proven they couldn't handle the struggle, and their only legacy will be a name on a census list among millions. People struggling with depression are the weakest links in the chain, and they essentially choose to fade away.
And you? You're just an insecure jerk...🙂