The differences between disability and handicap do not come from the choice of acceptable language; they depend upon the gifts of understanding, acceptance and responsibility. Whatever disability or difficulty I face, can never become a true handicap if I acknowledge two fundamental truths: First, I must understand the limitations imposed upon me by my disabling condition. Then, I must accept my responsibility to overcome them.
Mike Tawse
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