Well said. Those who assist family members may spend a large fraction of their waking hours towards it - and that provides meaning, even pride. This feels distinct from the celebration of disability as strength that Freddie is (IMO correctly) decrying. I fear without acknowledging these nuances, Freddie's important points will be lost on…
Well said. Those who assist family members may spend a large fraction of their waking hours towards it - and that provides meaning, even pride. This feels distinct from the celebration of disability as strength that Freddie is (IMO correctly) decrying. I fear without acknowledging these nuances, Freddie's important points will be lost on many readers who find meaning in their struggles with their own disabilities or in assisting affected loved ones.
Well said. Those who assist family members may spend a large fraction of their waking hours towards it - and that provides meaning, even pride. This feels distinct from the celebration of disability as strength that Freddie is (IMO correctly) decrying. I fear without acknowledging these nuances, Freddie's important points will be lost on many readers who find meaning in their struggles with their own disabilities or in assisting affected loved ones.