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    This document contains the answers from Ashley, a singer who uses a wheelchair, to questions about her daily life and experiences with her disability. She states that using a wheelchair makes her sometimes late for class, but that she maintains a positive attitude and feels able to participate in many activities. While she cannot run or walk, she believes her supportive parents helped her learn other skills. She acknowledges life would be different if she had to use a wheelchair, preventing activities like walking and dancing. When interacting with disabled people, she aims to be friendly so they feel happy. She believes contributing friendly advice can help improve disabled people's lives.

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    This document contains the answers from Ashley, a singer who uses a wheelchair, to questions about her daily life and experiences with her disability. She states that using a wheelchair makes her sometimes late for class, but that she maintains a positive attitude and feels able to participate in many activities. While she cannot run or walk, she believes her supportive parents helped her learn other skills. She acknowledges life would be different if she had to use a wheelchair, preventing activities like walking and dancing. When interacting with disabled people, she aims to be friendly so they feel happy. She believes contributing friendly advice can help improve disabled people's lives.

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    This document contains the answers from Ashley, a singer who uses a wheelchair, to questions about her daily life and experiences with her disability. She states that using a wheelchair makes her sometimes late for class, but that she maintains a positive attitude and feels able to participate in many activities. While she cannot run or walk, she believes her supportive parents helped her learn other skills. She acknowledges life would be different if she had to use a wheelchair, preventing activities like walking and dancing. When interacting with disabled people, she aims to be friendly so they feel happy. She believes contributing friendly advice can help improve disabled people's lives.

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    WENDY NATALIA MUÑOZ LÓPEZ

    Evidence: Life from a wheelchair

    ANSWERS:
    1. ¿What does Ashley do for a living?
    She is a Singer at the university where she studies general communication.
    2. ¿How does her condition affect her daily activities and how does she deal
    with it?
    It affects in being on time for general communication classes because it’s a
    littlemore difficult for her to drive in her wheelchair so shecan’ drive so fast,
    howevershe tries to be at college fifteen minutes before starting her
    generalcommunicatin classes.
    3. ¿What is her attitude towards life? Does she feel disabled from certain
    activities?
    Her attitude is positive in front of life. SShe feels able to swim and se leavespeople
    high and dry, beause many people believe shecan’ do it. She feelsable to transfer
    to her bed. If she didn’t have tha positive atitude toward life,she would have failed
    in all the situations that come up daily. She feelsincapacitated to do certain
    activities like running, she doesn’t know whatfeeling is.She would want to know
    what it feels like to walk or run. If she hadn’t beenlucky enough to have her parents
    by her side, she wouldn’t have been able tolearn to do many other things.
    4. ¿How would your life be different if you were handicapped and had to use a
    wheelchair? What would be different for you? (Use mixed conditionals in the
    answer).
    If I were handicapped and had to use a wheelchair my life would be differentin
    aspects like: there could be an emotional change because it could besomething
    unexpected so I coud get depressed bvecause it an be somethingto what I’m not
    acostumbrated because there would be many different thingslike I wouldn’t able to
    walk, jog, work out a the gym, dance and I wouldn’t bable to do my daily activities
    as I usually do them because I couldn’t move sofast from a place to anothe
    placeactivities?
    5. ¿How do you react when you have to interact with a handicapped person?

    When I interact with a handicapped person I react in a way friendly. I try to bevery
    nice with that person so that it ca have a great time and it can feel veryhappy.
    6. ¿How can you contribute to improve the life of handicapped people?
    I can contribute to improve te life of handicapped people helping themm feelhappy,
    have a good time, giving advices so they can feel okay ad bveing veryfriendly with
    them.

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