Select from options: Continue writing the next sentence.

How to cope with being newly disabled
Recognize that a disability means changes, but it won't ruin everything.
Many disabled people can live happy and meaningful lives.
Keep all your doctors' appointments.

Choices: (A). The sooner you get from the institution to an appointment with your doctor, the better your chances are of experiencing improvements in both your overall health and well-being. Ask a family and friends to keep tabs on and help you through your health and recovery. (B). Health care centers are often busy during the day, so schedule appointments early in the day and make appointments on time. If you are staying at home, get family/friends to visit your home during the day. (C). A doctor can help you evaluate your condition and find ways to keep your health in good shape. Don't give up and start skipping them now. (D). You may live perfectly normal life, but with a disability you may find that you don't have as many appointments as you used to. But it's important to see specialists, socialize well, and get your doctor's opinion.
Answer:
(C).