INSPIRATIONAL: 5 Amazing Ways To Make The Disabled A Hero

Among humans, some are considered to be disabled because
there are things that others can do averagely that they can’t be able to do. Some
could be in the physical while others maybe psychologically. Whichever their
cases maybe, they are still breathing humans with great potentials just like
every other person on planet earth. Several of them like Steve Wonder marvels the world with his music style and
vocals. Likewise several others. In Nigeria there is a great Hausa blind
musician called Ali Makaho(Ali The Blind). His music was always considered one
of a kind among those who are not disabled in any way. All these good works by
the disabled were possible because someone contributed a lot into their lives
and made them unique.

In this post we’ll be looking at how we all can make any
disabled person feel special and hence embark on quests that will make them a hero in their
time. Often times, some people tend to detest others that are disabled among us
in the society. They are there to bring out the best in you and in return
through you become special and iconic in the society. Will you turn away from doing good to a man
just because he’s blind or lame? It could
have been you in that condition. Well, then lets cut to the chase on how to
help make a disabled person feel special and impacting to the society.

1. Understand Their Way Of Reasoning:

Because of the challenges they have
by deformity, they often tend to have a special way of seeing things different unlike how someone who do not face the same
challenge like them would. Whenever you are close to them in anyway, learn to listen
to them in order to understand what they are saying. Never define the words of
a disabled the same way you would to yours. Their words are usually filled with
what they feel. To help them grow more positive by the day, you’ll need to love
them and their way of thinking in order to be of help to them.

Avoid arguing with them. Always device
a good polite way of expressing your
points to them. When you do this, you are making them feel special and hence
they won’t feel alone and by this feeling, they can do and be anything they
desire to be in life. Would you love to be a reason why a disabled became great, Why
not start today?

2. Engage Them in Normal Activities:

That someone is disabled doesn’t mean
he/she doesn’t have some knowledge about something in life. Most of them in the
new millennium now go to school. Some are already graduates. So why not involve
them in several activities. Stop the normal reasoning of “oh
he can’t do this” give it a try before you conclude on
that. Some of them who you know are so good at some stuffs deserve some
recognition.

When you recognize them by allocating some
responsibilities to them amongst those that are not like them in different
scenarios, they will begin to see the special talents that are hidden in them
that couldn’t shine because no one bothered coming their way. They will be
great and productive the moment we all give them all the attention they deserve.
Nigerian Music Writer/singer/producer Asuquo Cohbams wouldn’t have been where
he is today if no one cared to contribute into his life while he was growing
up. Why not be a reason for a growth in someone in your time?

3. Teach Them What They Never Knew:

Most people believe that the best
help you can offer a disabled person is
to give them some money. That’s a wrong notion. There is a lot more to do for
them than giving them alms. They are not beggars by birth. They have a purpose
and roles to play in the society just like you. They are not inferior humans as
some people take them to be. A blind man
can teach you sensitivity in a very simple language. This is because nature gave
it to him in large proportions since he can’t see. But you who can see do not
know the way to have such until a blind man show you how. So you see that they
are unique and deserve the best from you.

Share with them knowledge about so
many things that most of their kind find hard to do or see as impossible. I once
saw a video of Tony Melendez, an armless man by birth who was playing an
acoustic guitar with his feet. It was astonishing at the later end but when he
started at the age of 16, many people told him it can’t be possible. I guess a
good teacher made it possible. He kept learning and became a celebrity because
someone was there for him all the way. Would you volunteer to help teach
something you do best to at least one disabled person in your time?

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4. Encourage Them When They Fail:

There is a common feeling of “oh! It is
because am disabled” amongst them
whenever they fail something that others that are not like them do easily. You could
be a source of inspiration to correct this wrong notion that brings weakness in
them. A word or two from you could do the magic. Why not take a chance? A little
push could be the breaking point that will change their lives forever. Steve
Wonder may have almost given up while learning the Piano but he never gave up because
someone was saying the right words to him at those moments of weakness.

Asuquo Cohbams shared a story how
those around them helped him to learn how to trust while growing up. He said his friends were
always there to tell him to jump whenever there was a hole before him even
though they would on some occasion make him jump when there is no hole in front of him. He
was blind but his friends and family helped him to learn trust and love. And such
a man can in reflex reciprocate love without any delay because someone had the time
to teach him things he never knew.

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5. Hold Contests/Shows For Them:

Now this may sound impossible to
some people but trust me on this one because these guys have talents to show
off. When shows are held in their names, they will feel a sense of belonging to
the society. With this medium, they’ll be known and could get governmental and organizational
promotions and supports in all their quests in life. Shows can always go a long
in bring them to limelight. You can always be a contributor to them via this
medium.

Shows/events brought many of them
to the top and success of their quests in life.
Today should Steve Wonder be an invited guest Artist to a Nigerian Musical Concert, am sure
the auditorium to be used would be filled up with a large audience both in and
out. This is an evidence of how a honor
to them by event can change their lives for the greater better.

Everyday is filled with lots of
good things that awaits our stimulation to it to make it a reality. Why not take
chance whenever they pop up by making use of this tips above. Your contributions
to humanity could make someone’s life better and also become a blessing to you
as well.

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