Without Pity

September 4th 2012 RH 200 / Merar REACTION PAPER (JOURNAL) by Raymond Alvarez, Jr. I though the people profiled inWithout Pity A Film About Abilities be a fair cross-section of disabled individuals struggling against the worlds obstacles, to gain operate on of how they will eventually live. One story that really hit radical with me was Charlie. Being born with no legs and arms, Charlie showed great adaptation and intelligence and had much(prenominal) a go-getter attitude.He attends school with the help of a special wheelchair, and divagation from his obvious disability, was very well accepted by everyone who got to know him. Charlie stir me tremendously. His Mom and Dad are also very admirable in how they chose to let Charlie live a great smell, and with so much ratiocination to be a normal kid. I got teary eyed, not because of his disability, provided because of his triumph in life. God has big plans for such a minor guy. Charlie has a great message to deliver to this worl d.The other story, which I could intimately relate too was rag. In his mid 20s, a motorcycle hazard paralyzed him. (I grew up riding motorcycles, and at any moment could exhaust had a life changing accident. ) With obvious and understandable frustration, Josh shares the nervous strain of being a quadriplegic. It took so much courage to share (on camera) the evoke he suffers. He lost the love of his life amidst it all. The Victory was sightedness him overcome to become, and eventually finishing his dream of college.I only pray to gift that much courage to persevere if ever to face a life changing disability. I could only imagine it being much harder experiencing a major disability later in life as Josh did. Charlie never experience life with arms and legs, so in a graceful way, that may have made adjusting to his disability easier. Either way, they were a great testimony to (in my opinion) Gods loving grace, and the tremendous power of the holy (and human) look What a great movie