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Originally Posted by Liam
I hear you saying that as a person with Traumatic Brain Injury, you are differently abled, and that you wish to be held accountable for what you say, how you say it, as well as how you behave. I hear you saying that you wish to be held accountable by the same standards of those who are not differently abled.
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I am saying that I want the same rules.
I am uncomfortable saying that there is only one way of accountability, because people communicate on a myriad of levels.
I am saying that I want the
opportunity to be accountable.
That means I want to know if I've done something wrong. I don't want people to be afraid to tell me.
I also don't want everyone to erase all caring and compassion when doing so.
If I had not been thrown out of 10 occupational therapists? I would not have learned that my behavior was unacceptable. So it took me ten times, but then again I was cognitively around 5 or 6 years old. I am closer to my real age now, but it took years.
So usually I am able to learn in three or less.
