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obedience's story
obedience's story
Obedience lives in Budiriro, Harare. He has a stroke on the left side of his body. Despite his disability, Obedience is a sharp and vibrant young man who is eager to learn new things. Two years ago, he was taught to make and sell candles, but his business went down due to the Covid 19 pandemic. An anonymous donor reached out to Zion's Camp Trust and donated funds, enabling Obedience to buy the raw materials he needed to resume his business. He is currently contributing to his family's needs through his business.
The candle process and the outputs
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General Etiquette Tips
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The term no longer in use: the disabled
Term Now Used: a person with a disability or persons with disabilities
The term no longer in use: wheelchair-bound
Term Now Used: persons who use a wheelchair
The term no longer in use: confined to a wheelchair
Term Now Used: wheelchair user
The term no longer in use: cripple, spastic, victim
Term Now Used: a person with a disability
The term no longer in use: the handicapped
Term Now, a person with a disability
The term no longer in use: mental handicap
Term Now Used: intellectual disability
The term no longer in use: mentally handicapped
Term Now Used: intellectually condition
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Term Now Used: non-disabled
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Term Now Used: a person with a mental health disability
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Term to use- Person with Albinism
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