Special Olympics
Posted by: cheffeete
11th Mar 2011 01:07pm
I support them as they are trying to get on with life and generally live a full life as best they can with what they got.
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Anonymous
I agree with you. I think they are just so brave and marvellous at what they achieve. Full credit to them.
Caring
I support these activities as they are a vital element for people with disabilities to acheive their goals
Chicken
One of the best causes I would say. I know disabled people who are bitter about their problem, understand, been there done that, and others that have accepted it and gone on. If they can and want to do Special Olimpics then go ahead and do it I say. Everybody is a person, dont put them down for any reason!
aussiestuckinkiwiland
your not on your own there regarding them so do i in indoor bowls & bouce
aussiestuckinkiwiland
your not on your own there regarding them so do i in indoor bowls & bouce