The general argument made by the author, Shelia Black in her September 2016 article “Passing My Disability On to My Children,” is that having an infirmity does not have any influence on a person’s aspiration’s nor objective’s in life. More specifically, Black argues that individuals with disabilities are more than able to have a not only jovial, but fulfilled life. She writes, “but it has taught me empathy” suggesting that being disabled has taught not only her but also her disabled daughter how to identify and be in connection with others during their hardships. In conclusion, Blacks belief is that there is nothing that a debilitated person is incapable
