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Hey, greetings! Future Occupational therapist is here. Who spends half of her day in a world which is completely different from the outside world. That different world is my university which is also a rehabilitation hospital, where people whose life gets disturb becuase of any kind of mishap which leads them towards disability and affects their normal living. They come there in order to get their normal living back.

 After observing the ratio of similarities and dissimilarities of outside and that different world, where unfortunately because of  our own misconception and myths dissimilarities have more space, I came to the conclusion that in order to decrease dissimilarities and increase similarities this topic needs awearness, discussion and acknowledgement.

 Because, there is only one world which is for ALL. 

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