One of the best things to ever happen to child is to grow up with siblings. It is wonderful and enjoyable for children to grow up in a house full of people with laughter, joy, happiness and a mood welcoming into a home.
Be that as it may, a bit of a challenge may erupt when one of the kid may be disabled. This does somehow has an effect on other children, they now have to learn how to live, interact, play and maybe talk with the disabled child should it be that the child has hearing/speech impediments.
The other children have a challenge of learning to accept their disabled sibling as they are as well. It becomes more challenging when they have never been exposed to a disabled person in their lives before.

The youth days of any ordinary human being are mostly known to be the best. This is whereby one gets to find themselves, discover who they really are, let loose and just live freely and as active as they can. However there can be very dangerous and usually underrated silent slow killer, mental disorders amongst the youth.
Mental health disorders are mostly popular amongst the youth, and the sad part is that they are not easily recognized. A mental health disorder among youth wears many faces.
Mental health disorders are usually the number one reason youth drop out of school, and is a gateway issue that, if left untreated, could lead to other symptoms or suicide. Mental health disorders are common but serious illness that leaves one feeling despondent and helpless, completely detached from the world. It interferes

Life is one long journey that is both enjoyable to some and at most times sad to others. Challenges do emerge now and then, some are tough and some quite easily doable to others. This results in some giving up in life.
Other people who were born able and come across a disability along in life do decide to hang in their boxing gloves, and give up.
Dissability is not a condition one can be immune to. You can wake up fully abled today and find yourself disabled by the end of the day. This has been the case to many.
28 years old Olebogeng Maphalela from Bethanie outside Brits in the North West province was involved in a head-on collision car accident 11 years old when she was just 18 years ld. After 8 months of hospitalization she was discharged with a spinal cord injury that had resulted in her paralysis and bound to a wheel chair.
The young fighter did not allow the new disability condition to dictate to her life. In fact she took charge of her life and continued with her studies. 08 years later she got involved in another car accident which left her hospitalized for 03 months. Latest was in 2017 when she had yet another car accident.

Re buisana le Ipeleng Khunou aka The CrutchRunner o ya go taboga lebelo la 10km la Virginsport kwa London a tabogela Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund

Today in our disability feature we are looking into assistive methods/medication for people with injuries affecting their skeletal parts, or spinal cord injuries as well, being Orthopaedics.
Orthopaedics can be defined as the medical specialty concerned with correction of deformities or functional impairments of the skeletal system, especially the extremities and the spine, and associated structures, as muscles and ligaments.
A human being has more than 300 bones and joints in the body. If just one of them isn’t functioning properly, this could lead in for a world of pain and discomfort. This is where Orthopaedic treatment comes in.

Re buisana Motshameki wa Afrika Borwa wa wheelchair tennis Kgothatso Montjane, yo e tla nnang mosadi wa ntlha wa motho motsho go tshameka kwa Wimbledon mono ngwaga

Lately people get derailed by challenges they come across in life from pursing their dreams. Those challenges they include loosing ability of their body organs, resulting in disability while others may just be a matter of things not working out and people give up. Today we have a chat with a man who lost sight/went blind from as early as he was three years old. But the blindness did not get in the way of him being one of the greatest musicians of the country from back in the days.

Today in our disability feature we are looking at the Intergration our amputees back into the society and assisting them to carry on with their lives as simple as possible. Having been a fully able person, then all of the sudden you are disabled and have to constantly rely on other people to help you get my can be equally frustrating to a point whereby others can end up committing suicide.
For someone who has been there, they understand quite well the trauma and depression coming with adapting to life on an amputee, hence Mr Mpho Kobue as an amputee himself decided to start an organization with an aim of bringing hope and change in the lives of amputees.
Mr Kobue founded Lets Walk Together, a non-profit organization based in Ga-Rankuwa; east of Pretoria. Mr Kobue had identified with great concern the difficulties amputees face after undergoing surgery, neglect and no appropriate counselling amputees when facing the daunting task of starting their lives as amputees.

Re bua ka di dirisiwa tse di thusang batho ba ba nang le bogole ba pono gore ba itirele dilo ka bo bone, mme di akaretsang white cane, money template, liquid level indicator re lebeletse Katiso ya orientation and mobility. Moeng wa rona ke Boikhutso Queen Molefe yo eleng an orientation and mobility practitioner gotswa South Africa Mobility for the blind trust