It's Your Ability that Counts - Not Your Disability

If you have physical disability of some kind, I will not try to make you feel better about it by telling you that there are people worse off than you are. I might, however, suggest that you stop worrying, or even thinking about your disability. Replace those thoughts with the truth that it's your ability that counts, not your disability.

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My point is that your mental attitude is more important than your physical disability. There may be nothing you can do about the latter, but you can, and must, do something about the former.

Sir Roger L'Estrange said:

"It is not the place, nor the condition, but the mind alone that can make anyone happy or miserable."

Martha Washington once wrote in a letter to a friend:

"I have...learned from my experience that the greater part of our happiness or misery depends on our disposition and not our circumstances."

Your mind can conquer all. So act accordingly.