By There are some people who think things that are better than others on this page are a “bad idea.” It is, in some ways, the same thing. But it can be a little bit more.
The first instance that comes to mind is “impair” meaning a person is unable to perform certain tasks. So a person who cannot drive is not impaired, but a person who cannot drive and have a disability is impaired.
This is an example of an impairment that may be a cause of confusion. Most people when they learn that somebody is unable to drive, are not confused but are afraid they are. It’s possible for a person to have a disability and not be impaired because of the way they look, but a person who has always relied on a wheelchair is impaired.
The same thing goes for people who can’t speak and are unable to understand. When they are first learning that somebody is unable to speak, they do not necessarily mean they are impaired. It can be a sign of a cognitive impairment. In general, the more a person is impaired, the more confusing the explanation for it will be.
People with cognitive disabilities are more often seen as impaired, but cognitive disabilities are not always a sign of impairment. A person who can type but does not write, a person who can spell but cannot read, a person who can read but does not write, a person who can write but does not read are all cognitively impaired.
A person who can read and write, but who can’t read what he or she wrote, is not impaired. They are actually functioning as a cognitively intact individual.
A person who does not read and write is not impaired.
Some cognitive disabilities are simply a sign of an impairment. We’re discussing the differences between a person who can write and read and one who can not read and write. The latter is not an impairment, just a defect in the person’s brain or a neurological disorder. Most cognitive disabilities are, in fact, a sign of a neurological disorder. A stroke, for example, is an extreme example of a neurological disorder and a stroke can result in a person being severely impaired for life.
A stroke is a stroke. There are many more ways to be impaired than simply being impaired. Many people have learning disabilities and many people have autism. Many people are severely impaired in math and some of these people can be extremely smart, and are able to excel as well in certain fields. Many people can also have cognitive disabilities, which is a disorder that causes a person’s ability to process information at a certain level to be impaired.
The story starts with the characters being sent down to a remote prison for murder, and the prisoner is sentenced to a life sentence. He starts by being arrested for the murder of a friend and being placed in a remote prison for years. The prisoner is then sent to a remote prison for a few years, and then he is sentenced to a life sentence, the sentence that a prisoner could be made to suffer for. It’s a very funny story. It’s completely inhumane.
