Parents, you play a part, too, in that area. Whenever you accept every taunt directed at your child, you become an unknowing participant in that pattern. I mean, parents, you have to got stand up, tall and firm for the rights of your children. You have the right to uphold everything that is good, honest and right. Each person can achieve a single dream if the mind is set to win.
Parents have a great part to play in the way society views the disabled.
You play an instrumental part in the upbringing of your child, and, as such, every effort should be made to advance the needs and wants of the child for the better. Don't sit back. I am physically challenged, and, yet, with the grace of God and the wise upbringing of my mother who had the foresight to envisage the future and made plans to help secure me an education, I was enabled as much as possible to experience a normal life among able-bodied people, who grew so accustomed to me that today these people do not even consider me physically disabled. Because they know what I stand for. They have witnessed my growth and now respect me as an individual and not as someone who deserves to be taken care of.