Liebs & Co

To a person who lives with a disability, the term normal doesn't resonate because people with disabilities do things based on how they see the world and their actions are a byproduct of that.

It is so important to recognize that there are different ways to get a final destination, regardless of how society seems to categorize this.

How has the term normal impacted you? Let us know in the comments below!

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These tips are a great practice to maintain, regardless of whether or not you know someone with low vision will be viewing this content. This makes it easier for all individuals to process and understand the information you are putting out.  

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