Hardly a PC person myself, I am somewhat disconcerted that
adults do not expect to handle themselves with decorum over something so
slight as batting eyes, a limp, the uncoordination of a victim of MS,
common disfigurements, etc. Can you imagine how someone with such
affliction must feel (not to mention the psychological development
involved) when people turn away, rather than looking them straight on and
accepting them for what they are and who they are
HOORAH Mark......Wonderfully said. I am glad there are a few people left who
aren't incredibly callous and cruel. There are a WORLD of very talented people
out there who aren't super models...it's really sad that some people are so
bothered by someone's physical affliction or difference. And my own grandmother
is a big woman too....I don't call her a fat grandma out of respect for her.
Lea Ann
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