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I'm starting a program for mentally disabled people to restart there life with all of the technological advancements they may have missed out on when they were young. It's called "are you restarted?"

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A new study shows that unvaccinated children are less likely to be autistic Because they are more likely to be dead. Jokes about the handicapped aren't funny No one knows what it's like to not walk a mile in their shoes. Above all, The Squeaky Wheel makes fun of the real life absurdities of living with disabilities and encountering everyday ableism. It rarely makes fun of disabilities or disabled people themselves. Instead, it satirizes non-disabled people’s habits, and the strange and frustrating situations disabled people struggle with in an ableist world. And by reversing familiar patterns and perspectives, the writers highlight not just the humor but also the illogic and injustice of things disabled people regularly put up with that few non-disabled people would tolerate. Who is The Squeaky Wheel for? Access to Work may be able to provide an assessment of your needs at work, and help with things like equipment, adapting premises or a support worker. It can also provide support for people with mental health conditions to enable them to find, remain in or return to work. If you have a child who has special needs, in England, you may be able to complain to the First-tier Tribunal (Special Educational Needs and Disability) - find out more on GOV.UK.I let my kids play only with the autistic children. That way I know for sure they've been vaccinated. Are you allergic to anything?” the interviewer inquires. “Yes, caffeine,” he says. “I’m not a coffee drinker.” Did you hear about the fire at the school for the mentally disabled? Some of the kids started it because they thought they were fire retardant.

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An employer disciplines a woman because she has had to take time off to care for her disabled child. He has not disciplined other workers who have had similar amounts of time off work. This would be counted as direct disability discrimination.My dad has this habit of pretending he didn't hear what you said, and then "repeating" it. Like if I said I was going to see an art show, he'll say, "You're going to a FART show? I had no idea you'd have any interest in that!" Lots of jokes along those lines, amongst others. Here is a list of funny autistic kid jokes and even better autistic kid puns that will make you laugh with friends. We believe in the power of humor to connect, heal, and bring joy, and in this spirit, our selection of jokes aims to foster a positive bond between people. But stay aware that we all have those days when everything hits a bit harder, and our tolerance for anything might be a bit low. Funny Disabled Jokes Schools do not have to make reasonable adjustments to buildings and the physical environment of the school. However, all local education authorities must have plans to make their schools more accessible to disabled pupils. Maintained schools, independent schools, and non-maintained special schools must produce their own accessibility plans. The plans must be in writing and publicly available. If you need changes to your home to help with your disability, you can ask your landlord to make reasonable adjustments.

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Providers of goods, facilities and services must not treat you less favourably than they would treat a person who is not disabled. An example of less favourable treatment is where a hotel refuses a booking from a person with a hearing impairment, saying that the hotel is not suitable for people with a hearing impairment. First, there are the words nobody should use, like: “retarded” or “retard,” “moron” or “idiot.” Then there’s outdated terminology like “handicapped,” and well-meaning but off-putting euphemisms like “differently-abled,” “special needs,” and “mentally / physically challenged.” There’s unnecessarily negative phrasing like “wheelchair bound,” “confined to a wheelchair,” and “suffers from.” And there’s the ongoing debate within the disability community itself over whether to say “person with a disability” or “disabled person.” While these examples aren’t all equally despised or controversial, they all have the potential to put off or offend any particular disabled person. Your employer also has to make certain changes to the workplace to allow you to work or to continue to work - ask your employer for reasonable adjustments. What do you call a blind, mentally handicapped, quadriplegic? You can call him whatever you want; it's not like he's going to get up and do anything about it. If I were being arrogant, I’d say a third reason for my success is simply my being funny. But God, even writing that made every organ in my body cringe, so let’s forget that for now. Anyway, I have a few more things to say about that second point. Even though I have cerebral palsy, I pretty much live an able-bodied existence. I travel everywhere on my own, I live independently, I do not take any medication and I am not in constant pain. I gig pretty much every day, all over the country and, due to my mad busy schedule and writing deadlines, I am currently functioning on an average of six hours’ sleep a night. In short, I’m an insomniac, a workaholic and a little bit of a psychopath – but in a cute way.Women are like parking lots. The good ones are already taken and the others are either disabled, mother with child, or you pay for your time. Ofcourse mentally disabled people should be allowed to have jobs... But to make them president of the United States is a bit to much. It is also disability discrimination if someone does not make adjustments to allow disabled people to access a service or carry out a job. For example, providing an information leaflet in Braille. This is called the duty to make reasonable adjustments. Direct discrimination is where you are treated less favourably because of your disability than someone without a disability would be treated in the same circumstances. The most common example of condescension is the habit some people can’t seem to break, of speaking to disabled people of any age like they are immature children. It’s using an uncharacteristically soft, slow, high-pitched, cooing voice when speaking to disabled youth and adults. But it’s not just about tone of voice. It’s also the assumption that disabled people are less self-aware, less able to know and manage their own needs, less able to understand things.

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Why did the man start confused after learning an IQ below 70 qualifies you for an intellectual disability? What do you call a drug addicted woman who takes advantage of a mentally disabled man for years? Jennay.My life would not be sustainable for a lot of able-bodied people, never mind disabled ones. I feel as though I’ve covertly entered the comedy world in a Trojan horse, by pretending I am just like every other comedian. But now I’m inside the city walls I can reveal my true goal: I want to make the industry a more welcoming and accessible place for comedians with all different kinds of disabilities and additional needs. Condescension is also closely related to sentimentality, which seems to dominate many people’s understanding of disabled people. It’s the tendency to view virtually all aspects of disability in terms of deeply emotional narratives of sadness and suffering vs. perseverance and triumph. It’s thinking of disabled people as elevated innocents, people who carry a special moral goodness somehow connected with their disability. It’s confusing gushing, doting praise with empowerment, or wonder and amusement with respect and love. Even though the scout leader might think he is being kind and has no intention of hurting or humiliating him, this could still count as harassment if the boy finds it distressing. if someone discriminates against you because of someone you have a connection to who is disabled, such as your partner or child. This is known as discrimination by association He was going to decline but the worker told him it was for disabled kids and children with severe learning difficulties.

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