Despite my disability, my life is not confined to a rigid 9 to 5 schedule. I lead a social life that extends far beyond those hours, and it is crucial for my overall well-being. Imagine being confined to a 5 pm curfew every day – it would be suffocating and incredibly frustrating. I want to make it clear that having a disability does not equate to a dull and monotonous existence. I refuse to let my disability define me and limit my experiences in life. I need to be able to spend quality time with my loved ones, indulge in my various hobbies and interests, and attend appointments without the worry of how I am going to manage it all each day. It is essential for me to have the freedom to live my life to the fullest, just like anyone else.

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