Question

does a physically challenged person weeps or gets irritated easily



Explain in 150 words

Answer 1

Many people flow in and out of anger and depression, rather than progressing neatly through one stage and into the next. It is often said that depression is anger turned inward, which makes expression of anger in a safe and effective way very important. Getting adequate support from formal and informal support networks is critical.

It is not unusual for tempers to flare and fuses to shorten during this period of adjustment. People who are typically long-suffering seem to be constantly on edge; those with fewer coping skills may be in a chronic state of agitation and irritability, if not outright rage. It often seems as if they are pushing away those who are closest to them at the time when they need them most.

Loved ones may unconsciously spend less time with the person who seems to find fault in their best efforts. Children are often left confused and afraid. Doctors and other providers frequently find themselves being blamed for their inability to help. This is all part of the process of adaptation.

Answer 2

a physically challenged person actually gets a seperate and special behaviour by other people.........this may let that person to feel inappropriate and some kind of overcharged.....those challenges can make him feel irritated and can make him more annoying ......we should not let these people to feel special type but they should feel that they are not some kind of different from others....