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Walking Between Worlds: A Reflection on Disability and Social Isolation (part3)

Walking Between Worlds: A Reflection on Disability and Social Isolation (part3)

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 The text explores the psychological phenomenon where individuals become habituated to operating in crisis mode, leading to a deep-seated survival instinct that persists beyond immediate danger. It describes a sense of displacement and gradual loss of one's former self, with many people silently mourning their previous lives while adapting to new realities. The author emphasizes the rarity of finding understanding and patient individuals who can see beyond surface differences, highlighting the challenges of forming meaningful relationships as one emerges from personal hardship. The overall tone reflects on the slow process of emotional and social rebuilding amidst ongoing change.
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