by Purple RS » Mon Nov 19, 2007 1:31 pm
I find that to be true with alot of people who have handicaps. Especially the ones born with them, since they don't know what "normal" is, the don't see themselves as handicapped. One of my co-workers has Cerebral Palsy, the only problem he really has is mobility, but he's one of the smartest guys I have ever known. He really knows his way around almost any engine, and also has the knowledge of an electrical engineer.
I find that to be true with alot of people who have handicaps. Especially the ones born with them, since they don't know what "normal" is, the don't see themselves as handicapped. One of my co-workers has Cerebral Palsy, the only problem he really has is mobility, but he's one of the smartest guys I have ever known. He really knows his way around almost any engine, and also has the knowledge of an electrical engineer.