These challenges, experiments, etc. may provide a brief glimpse into what it's like to have a disability, i.e. mobility, blindness, etc., but several days or even more can never simulate what it's like for people with disabilities who know they will never recover from them. The experimenters know they can always get out of the chair or take off the blindfold.
It's like suggesting that if someone spends a couple or more days behind bars that they can appreciate what it's like to be in prison serving a life sentence with no chance of parole. Not criticizing you or your post, Greg. Just offering a point of view. Steve - C4, 26 years On Mon, Jul 7, 2014 at 5:31 PM, greg <[email protected]> wrote: > I just watched a English TV show (Celebrity Wheelchair Challenge) about 3 > celebrities who have to live 2 days in a manual wheelchair and take a trip > across country, taking buss, plane, taxi. It was pretty interesting.There > was a little "pity party" going on, but not a lot. > It was on Youtube. Looks like there were others also, like going blind, > etc. > Greg >
