Patrick Henry Hughes

by rob britt on September 6, 2010

Before you decide what you are capable of (or not capable of)

Before you  decide to complain about the hand that has been dealt to you

Before you decide that what you can or can do is outside of your own control

Take a look at what is possible to someone who has decided that he is isn’t disabled, he is “Abled” he has abilities, as we all do, if only we are willing to put our doubt, fears and self-criticism aside


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