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AliBhatti
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Listens toOver 18 LanguagesEnglish, Punjabi, Urdu Listener sinceApr 6, 2025 Last activeover 6 months ago GenderMale PathStep 4 People helped6 Chats49 Group support chats1 Listener group chats0 Forum posts8 Forum upvotes14
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Person with disability, Handcycle Rider, Explorer, Endurance Athlete, Friendly, PC gamer, and simple hard working man!😊

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We are all strong. We just don't know yet, or some of us don't believe it anymore
General Support / by AliBhatti
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April 19th, 2025
...See more Being a person with disability is not easy. But the worst thing in life that we ignore our abilities, skills and recognition and what we are capable of. We see that every challenge we face in life is just a part of life. And no matter how hard that challenge is, we do our best to overcome it. Don't we? It's not just because of a part of life but because we start believing in ourselves. That believe gives us strength, hope, and courage and we overcome our fear of failure. Then I wonder when we start believing in ourselves? And I say when we start knowing ourselves. It's all there and it all starts from there. We just don't know yet.
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Make the world accessible
Disability Support / by AliBhatti
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April 13th, 2025
...See more I'm an athlete, I ride my handcycle to different cities of my country, and explore some new areas and I'm trying to make my country accessible for people with disabilities. Indeed, it would take some time but I think we can individually make places accessible by starting from wherever we go on daily basis. A new gym was in the process of completion in my town and while riding I saw there wasn't any ramp for wheelchair users. So, I humbly requested to the owner of the gym for ramp. And I'm glad they made two ramps for wheelchair users. And now I'm going there easily. The gym is completely accessible for people with disabilities like me. But I still need to do a lot of work on the accessibility in my country. Your suggestions are appreciated. Thanks for being here! Keep shining! Respect!❤️