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Coleman, Cori

 
9781452006741: Mentally Challenged: Why Name Call?

Synopsis

The Book is Titled Mentally Challenge due to its relative views on the definition of the words. Many will bring eyes to the title and then lead their mind into believing that this is a book about Mental retardation. It is, but in fact the mentally challenged are ourselves. My book will chapter by chapter explain what and how we are more mentally challenged than those whom we label as such. The focuses of the book are directed in many ways, some pin pointing thinking and choices. It will break down how certain situations with ourselves as individuals can lead us to discovering specific mental challenges that we may have. Certain chapters will help your mind collect information effectively. The book core purpose is to help us develop questions for ourselves that only we have the answers to. I completed this book based solely off of what the people we live, breath, and interact with everyday have shown me. I pray you enjoy the book as much as I did writing it. Thank you

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Cori Coleman is currently enticing readers with short stories and long tales of fantasy, love, and perseverance. Mentallly Challenged: why name call? A title to make you think; he thought to himself - as he begins his journey as a writer, became more than a catch phrase but what Coleman intends to soon make a monument in society. With an older brother diagnosed with a learning disability, at age 16 Coleman began some extensive research into what challenges fell before his older brother in life. After observing children from elementary schools, middle schools, and high school, it became evident the challenges of those with disabilities can be reading, writing, listening, memory, and various other obstacles. Many of the individuals with disabilities were successful at learning how to overcome reading and writing challenges, but there was however one challenge each individual failed to overcome every day, night, and forever - the disability itself. Today we label certain individuals with mental disabilities as challenged, but how incontrovertibly unfair and beyond untrue. From youth to adults, there is no challenge here, they will not recover or become reborn, or endure some living transformation involving the spirit ideas of reincarnation. When you have autism that is what you have, autism and that will not change. As for us, what I hear many of us describe ourselves as "Normal folk" it is apparent, we do have challenges, mental challenges and we also have possible real life solutions leading us to the victory over these challenge. Our lives are far more complex than any rare or common disability. What we endure on a daily basis is the very evidence of the manifestation of our challenges psychologically. The labels we press upon those who have to live with certain behaviors indefinitely must be reassigned. For our intelligence has been praised often to high, and our system of living is and has been bullied into a pa

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