Don't treat people with disabilities negatively
Channel: Special need Life with Devon Ray Hillary
Date: 2021-08-19

I thought I wanted to share about common negative assumptions and experiences that most people with developmental and intellectual disabilities suffer through, live through, fight through, and go through in the world, every day, especially myself. 

First of all, I want to share basic examples of what abnormal people, such as me, are mostly sincere victims being into and becoming; they are the following:  

Isolation.  

Marginalization.  

Misjudgments.

Misunderstandings. 

Rejections. 

Accusations. 

Discriminations. 

Mistreatments. 

Mockeries. 

Bullying. 

Scornfulness. 

Miscommunication. 

Unemployment.

Anxiety. 

Hyperactivity. 

Loneliness (or Aloneness). 

Injustice. 

Brutality. 

Misinterpretation. 

Mismanagement. 

Homelessness. 

Poverty. 

Poorness. 

Neglect.

Depression.

Stress. 

Fears. 

Abuse. 

Defenselessness. 

Heartaches. 

Heartbreaks. 

Insecurities.

Boundaries. 

Feeling or being Abandon.   

Smothering. 

Betrayal.

Outcasts.  

People with developmental and intellectual disabilities, like myself, are innocent ill patients who are incapable of being in any community – they should not be treated by other people, especially to me, in any way negatively, unfairly, or unjustly, whatsoever, whether it's either mental and emotional, social, sincere, financial, or physical, because they are all human beings, too. They have emotions, mentalities, and sincerities. Their lives are vital. Their lives matter, especially mine!  

- Devon Ray Hillary