In the narrative “A Life Beyond Reason” by Chris Gabbard presents to his readers about how each stage of his life he developed views until his son August helped him see through Gabbard set views that even with disabilities August is still an intellectual human being or just August. Gabbard begins his narrative by introducing August who suffers from Cerebral palsy and the daily tasks it requires to take care of August as a family, while displaying that they view August as just another member of the family that already “quirky”. Then Gabbard shifts the tone to how the world views August’s disabilities and their input about the how world views the situation which as a family they don’t care because August provides them with joy. Gabbard then
