Many people in our society in America have the idea that you're not doing anything with your life unless you have a great career.
However, having a fantastic career in which you make big money and enjoy high social stature isn't realistic for everyone, as some people have physical and/or emotional disabilities that prevent them from having a successful career.
Besides, many individuals do a lot with their life, even if they don't have a career. Maybe they've raised a family or do charity work in which they're proud of, just to give a couple of examples.
With that said, how do I define doing something with your life?
I think people who do the best they can with what they have are doing something with their lives.
Take someone who doesn't have a disability, but doesn't do much to help him or herself. Than take someone who does have a disability but does the best he/she can with what they have.
Who of the two are more successful? Which of these two people are doing something with their lives?
I say it's the person who is disabled who does the best he or she can with what they have.
So if you have a disability, you can still be a high functioning person if you do what you can to help yourself. And doing what you can is commendable, I think.
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