Nancy Mairs-Disability

A forty three year gray char has multiple sclerosis and she can barely walk with a brace and a cane. She saw another woman with MS in a show who wants to go to Kenya and live a happy life. She just about did it, made up to the taxi but no escape to Kenya for the cripple. The woman with sclerosis believes that crippled people should be dealed same as the prevalent people. People acts differently to disabled patients. Crippled patients want them to be considered a part of the world, not like being alienated by the approach pattern beings.The meaning of the article is to make people understand how normal beings should consider the wound patients equal and not different. Media should portray disables as part of quotidian life because otherwise they deny disability and leave TAP (Temporary Abled People) extemporaneous to cope if they become disabled. They should treat them the same way they treat everyone. The handicapped people are treated differently and are alienated, they wa nt their exemption too. The author is trying to say that human beings acts differently when they see handicapped people which are true.The woman here is trying to connect herself to this world. Nancy Mairs is narrating the livelong essay which means she used narration dash of writing. In this style the writer tells a story. A story has characters, a setting, a time, a problem, attempts at solving the problem, and a solution to the problem. The whole essay is a story of a woman who has multiple sclerosis. She explicateed her point though this showcase of writing. She used first person as to narrate her story and explain why people act different to handicapped people.