Adiba Segal

And in keeping with the message of my article, and staying true to my word....it's nice to see you, "What, Again"...and i appreciate you taking the time to read my article and comment on it, even if you don't agree with it. I hope you have a lovely Monday.

I do want to respond to one part of your comment though: I will never be ashamed of my choice to push through hate with love, and for making the conscious decision to tap into the best part of my heart to help make changes for EVERY human being. Okay...that's all..have a great day!

Spaerhawke,I totally Misread your comment, and thought you were speaking to me. It was pointed out to me that you were not speaking to me, but to the first person who commented on the article. I apologize, my bad. This is what happens when I don't drink coffee in the morning and I read comments. My apologies.

Hey there Spaerhawke...not really sure what abuse you're talking about...there was no mention of that. Re read the article.

Dan, i think you missed the whole point of the article. I love tucson. JUST LIKE YOU. I'm fairly sure i don't need to have my head checked simply because i love it for different reasons. ....

Thank you spelling maaaavvveeeeeeennnnnn.....lol

Also, Ronko...that's a pretty bold generalization. There are plenty of illnesses, disorders, and diseases that can render you disabled, partially disabled, temporarily disabled, or racked with immense pain that makes mobility excruciating. The only thing is, you can't see them. Like lupus. Like diabetes. Like ehlers-danlos. Like erythema nodosum. Like cancer. Like AIDS. Like leukemia. Like arthritis. Like Fibromyalgia. So....there's that.

Hi humanbean! A few things. I'm sorry you don't find my article compelling or interesting. It's a first step in making the public aware that these issues exist. That is how change comes about - you make people aware of a problem. So this was step one. Towards the end of the article I did state that I will be revisiting this issue. I should have clarified that to say that this will be an ongoing Series where I will continue looking at places and talking to people. So, steps will be made to rectify the problem or at least attempt to. I am wholeheartedly committed to effecting change in our community. Not just for my kid, but for all kids - and for adults because one day she will be one of those as well. This is a matter of being proactive, not complaining. Proactive by saying 'hey, this is something that's happening' and then going and talking to people that can help me rectify.

I appreciate you taking the time to read the article, and I definitely appreciate some of the tips that you suggested. Have a wonderful day!