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Lessons Learned At The Paralympics

Blog Site: Disability Belongs (https://www.respectability.org) Post Written By: Nora Onanian (https://www.respectability.org/2024/0...) Stella Young’s TED Talk ‘I’m Not Your Inspiration, Thank You Very Much’ (https://www.ted.com/talks/stella_youn...) What are the lessons I am learning from her post? 1. Awe at sheer athletic talent – Para sports are different sports; not adaptive sports! a. “… it should be awe at our sheer athletic talent with, not in spite of, our disability.” 2. See those with recognizable disabilities as people a. For strengths & personal accomplishments – “They are talked about like any other professional athlete— with stats, strengths, and technical notes at the forefront.” b. More then just one particular role or identity – “Paralympic swimmers Mallory Weggemann, Christie Raleigh Crossley and Jessica Long (to name a few) are showing that they can be athletes and moms, and, while this shouldn’t be revolutionary: athletes, moms, and disabled. Some are college students, like local para-rower Saige Harper, a student at Sacred Heart University in Fairfield.” 3. Creating diversity in abilities makes you stronger – Nora’s swimming competition with those of different abilities & disabilities. Hosting next Tuesday’s Scriptural Reasoning interfaith gathering 1. Who Do We Courageously Connect With That Has Disabilities? And How? a. 2 Samual 9:1–13 – Story of Mephibosheth 2. How Do We Courageously Connect With Our Own Disabilities? a. 2 Corinthians 12:1–10 – “My grace is sufficient for you, for power is made perfect in weakness… for whenever I am weak, then I am strong.”