September 2, 2013

Everyone communicates

Today at Support for Special Needs:
It's when we are faced with the subtle, nonverbal communication tools of the disabled that we find ourselves challenged to learn the language of the land, and learn it quickly and without translation to ease the process. How much easier it is to simply declare communication as unattainable, and to place the blame for that failure at the feet of the disabled.
2007: Schuyler's howl of joy upon seeing the Empire State Building for the first time.

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