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Pam, who is wheel-chair bound, believes that the unimpaired see her life as not worth living. pam is describing:
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Pam, who is wheel-chair bound, believes that the unimpaired see her life as not worth living. pam is describing:

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This kind of unappreciated and discouraging view of unimpaired towards someone like Pam who is wheel chair bound and her condition is described as the tyranny of the normal. This kind of opinions can possibly doom the survival of the impaired people like Pam.
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