Overcoming Disabilities and Amputees are Scary

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Summary
In this episode, the hosts discuss disabilities and the perception of problems. They share personal experiences and highlight the importance of understanding and accepting disabilities. They emphasize the need for diagnosis and the benefits it can bring. The hosts also discuss the power of taking control of one's future and finding strategies to cope with challenges. They encourage listeners to seek therapy and not to judge others or themselves.
Takeaways
Understanding and accepting disabilities is crucial
Diagnosis can provide peace of mind and help with self-acceptance
Taking control of your future is empowering
Seeking therapy can provide support and guidance
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Busy Schedule
01:33 Perception of Disabilities
04:27 Oscar Pistorius and Overcoming Disabilities
06:07 Accepting and Coping with Disabilities
07:45 Importance of Diagnosis
09:47 Taking Control of Your Future
11:38 Knowledge is Power
13:19 Accepting and Finding Strategies for Challenges
15:11 Getting an Assessment Done
16:10 Everyone Has Challenges
20:17 Person-Centered Therapy and Taking Control
23:12 Ignoring Problems Leads to Decay
24:39 The Benefits of Therapy
24:59 Don't Judge Others or Yourself

[@lovesloudcars]

It seems to me that this generation of time everyone is looking for some sort of diagnosis and quite often it is used as an excuse and even more it seems it is used as an identity.

[@Hatchmade]

Unfortunately that’s the problem with diagnoses. Using them as an excuse rather than a tool.