Normally on the weekends I like to get early in the morning, get in my wheelchair and just ride around the city. I hate being lonely but when I travel around the city, I like the solitude, I love being by myself just me and my music. I don’t know why I do this but there’s something interesting about riding in Chicago when no one is around with the exception of a few people and cars. You can’t get this during the weekdays when people are going to work early in the morning. I like getting a different perspective of the city when no one is around. I know this seems weird but it sort of puts me at peace with myself. It gives me a chance to clear my head and figure out what I want out of life.
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Thank you for sharing your journey! I have been pondering the barriers of the disabled a bit more of late. I am an ‘able-bodied’ disabled by having a stage iv cancer diagnosis. We are encouraged, I think, to see ourselves as different, better perhaps. It is a very false divide that limits our collective voice. Anyway, I appreciate your efforts.
warmly, marcy
http://livinglydying.com/2013/08/09/scapegoating-of-the-disabled-2013/
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Thank you for your response. I always appreciate when people respond to my posts.
Justin
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Good for you! Getting out and getting a new perspective. Sky is so expansive. I can understand the sense of freedom you feel when you are out. Thank you for following my blog.
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You’re welcome and thank you for your response.
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