If I have a disease like Marty’s. At first, I think Iwould be pessimistic about my life. But then Iwould learn to adapt to my disablity.
As a student, I would would work hard onmy studies, I would work hard to achieve myambition, and to be a useful person.
In my daily, I can also assist others like me.
I will encourage them to live a rich and full life.I would try my best to adapt to the society. Iwould enjoy my life. And find out the fun oflives.
All in all, I would defeat the disease and livea happy life.
•There are many disabled people in the world. But I thinkthey can also live rich and full life as others. If I were todevelop a muscle disease, to be honest, I can’t imaginewhat life will I live.
•I think that I maybe suffer from the students’ laughingand the others’ different sight. These will be a greatstruck to someone. But I believe that they will accept meone day. In fact, in many ways, my disability has helped megrow stronger psychologically and become moreindependent. I’m not afraid of my disease. And I thinkthere is nothing different from others. Though I ambroken in my body but I am firm in my spirits.I would like to tell you this: having a disability doesn’tmean your life is satisfying. So don’t feel sorry for thedisabled. You can also live rich and full a life as others.Why not have a try.
•Having finished reading the article, I ask myself aquestion, If I were Marty, what would I do?
• I think I will feel very sad and hopeless . I wouldlike to talk with others even if my parents. But Ialso think I am a brave girl and I have manydreams to achieve, so I must become confidentand grow stronger psychologically and becomemore independent, like Marty.
• I would accept myself and the disease, I wouldwork hard to live a normal life . I would study hardto get a good job. I would’t trouble others. I wouldbe a sunny girl. All in all, I would have a good life.
• Yes, I would be another “Marty”!
•If I were to develop a muscle disease, Iwould become a psychologically strongperson. Although many people could makefun of me or feel sorry for me even ignoreme, I would adapt to it, and I wouldbecome more independent to live as anormal life as normal people.
• I also would try my best to help others.So many people could give meencouragement to live, then I would live arich and full life.