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Amidu who has his legs athputated and is now a wheelchair user does not consider himself disabled because he is provided with all he needs to function normally in society.
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Amidu who has his legs athputated and is now a wheelchair user does not consider himself

disabled because he is provided with all he needs to function normally in society.

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Good for him! That’s a great way to look at it!
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