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Living in Africa

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Written by Sean on Monday, February 5, 2007

I was rather young, we were living in Africa. There were a lot of people with mobility impairments. Many youths wearing braces. Short and atrophied legs. "Wheelchairs" of sorts. Crutches. I remember being highly intrigued. I remember wondering what it would be like to be them. I remember being fascinated by their hardware.

[tags]Early+Memory, Wheelchairs, Youths, Mobility+Impairment, Braces, Crutches[/tags]
 

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Sean is transabled. His body image is that of an L2 paraplegic. He has been living pretty much 100% of his public life from a wheelchair for the last decade, but hasn't found peace of mind (and is unlikely to until he does become a para).