也是一只自由泳的小鸟
“Though we used different signed languages, these Chinese Deaf people and I could make ourselves understood; and though we came from different countries, our mutual Deaf culture held us together. By the end of the evening we’d talked about Deaf life in China, and about Chinese politics.” I nodded. “You couldn’t do that in China,” he said. “No hearing person could. So who’s disabled then?”
“He still thinks that if he acts like he’s normal, he’ll be treated more normally by the world. All it means is that he doesn’t get as much help as he needs.”
PS 这一段是关于精神分裂症的
He’s well enough to know that he shouldn’t tell other people the voices are real, but not well enough to believe it himself. […] He and I also discuss a real hurdle he has not overcome, which is that he doesn’t really want to stop listening to them. Even though they scare him, they’ve been friends.”
还有好多案例是知道自己孩子有病之后就去查资料，然后建立了帮扶组织/学校并成为了 president or 找到了帮扶组织/学校并成为了 president…
作者是不是专门去采访 presidents 啊
扣扣扣你知道八九学运吗
@unagi 我之前有个客户，孩子有个很罕见的皮肤病，加拿大没有专家，只能自己攒钱看，每次购物都会投一毛钱到自己的小金库里谁是要成立组织让其他同病症的孩子也能看病。
哎呀，这本书里访问的都是些有钱人