Please don’t confuse the word “disability” with an inability to do something. Just because a person is bound in a wheelchair doesn’t mean he/she cannot get from point A to B. Think about that on a macro level for a second...

Disability doesn’t = inability

I came up with the idea growing up with a learning disability myself due to a brain hemorrhage at birth. I had trouble remembering info but I could recall hundred of songs in my head and play them back on the piano. I had this strange ability to count the # of SI later figured out how to combine any song with any task to assist with memory retrieval; have been doing so since I was 10 (now 34). I now help other kids who struggle with memory recall, behavior mgmt, life skills, etc. below is a sample of a student with anxiety + autism l, helping him “stay calm” https://youtu.be/-bUuU2d

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Disability doesn’t = inability

Disability doesn’t = inability