Differently Abled

 I came across this term, “Differently Abled,” when I attended a play recently.  It struck me that we can all have our differences, in the way we are put together in our neurons, our thinking and feelings, but different does not make one person less than or more than.  It is simply differences.  Humility, patience, acceptance are what needs to be developed in order to live with one another in our differences.  A person may be able to do complicated math in their head, remember facts, but not want to be touched.  Another person can have highly skilled physical abilities, maybe due to size and strength, but cannot master reading very well.  And so it goes.  We are Differently Abled and need one another to make a whole.