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What's the first image in your head?
I’m curious. When you hear the word "disability," do you think of a wheelchair or a panic attack? Be honest. Most of us have a 'default' image that pops up. Usually, it’s something visible. A cane, a ramp, or a blue parking permit. But here’s the thing. Roughly 80% of disabilities are completely invisible. We’re talking about chronic pain, neurodivergence, deaf people who lip-read, or someone managing a heart condition you’d never guess they had just by looking at them. It’s easy to judge someone for taking the elevator up one floor or using the 'accessible' stall when they look perfectly healthy. But that’s the gap we have to bridge. Just because you can't see the struggle doesn't mean it isn't there. I’m interested to see where this community stands on this. What was the very first thing you pictured when you read the title? No right or wrong answers here.
0 likes • Jul 21
I am disabled. I can move my arms and legs. I can't work . I have an invisible injury.
Let's Talk about...
RESPONSIBILITY. Yes...the "R" word. Quite honestly, I haven't been focusing about this topic until... just a few minutes ago. I was commenting on a post of another community, and suddenly, this topic screamed in my face. While the actual word, "responsibility" was not even mentioned in the discussion, the concept was suggested. With that in mind...Let me ask all of you... Do you believe that we should take responsibility for Both our own actions and feelings? Should we accept full responsibility for our own actions? What does that actually mean? Are we ever justified for actions that may result in harm to another person? Tell me what you think...I'll give you my perspective soon. 😁
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1 like • Jun 25
In my opinion we are responsible for our actions. Responsibility means you own your mistakes. Don't blame someone for what you have done. Be a responsible parent. Raise your children to respect others,with manners.
0 likes • Jun 25
@Steve Stover Tough one. To me age shouldn't come into play in being charged. Going to rehab? No. Juvenile detention until he is old enough i would say yes. As far as parent's responsibility. They may have raised this kid right. When kids get in their teenage years, I'm assuming the younger boy was at least that. They become impressionable by others, peer pressure, going along because they feel they have to. He was involved in a shooting where people were killed. He should be charged and not sent to rehab. We just had a case here in Texas where a high school student killed another student. Because he was under the age st the time of the killing he was not subject to life in prison. All evidence pointed to premeditated murder. He got 35 yrs, parole after 15 years. The thing that bothers me the most is that even if your under age you still know what your doing is wrong.
Welcome!
Welcome to Shofar Showgood. Our mission is to serve persons affected by disabilities by Preparing them for their Purpose. This is accomplished by providing members with encouragement, support, guidance, skills and resources customized to their own needs and goals. We invite you to introduce yourself to the community and feel free to share your own goals and experiences.
0 likes • Jun 23
@Steve Stover Thank you.
1 like • Jun 23
Hello everyone. Im so happy to be here. I'm a Christian counselor who struggled in the past with mental health issues. I live in Texas.I look forward to getting know each of you.
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Dr. Robert Gault
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Hello. I'm a Christian counselor with years of experience in mental health, addiction, suicidal thoughts and attempts, grief, trauma.

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Joined Jun 23, 2026
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