Building a Future of Inclusivity - Extreme Makeover: Home Edition - Reality TV

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I simply love this program I can't get enough wow amazing

[@MoniqueDieters]

She is just the cutest little girl ❤❤❤

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Good bless your family

[@melanieshaw9630]

Amazing

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The best episode ever

[@eddyteea]

I haven't looked at these in years. nice to see. but for all "not normal". whatever your specialty is. don't set out to change the world so that you are normal. be proud of who you are. say "a normal person is like this" but I am like this. what if the rest of the world is, on average, completely different from you. let normal be normal and be different. don't feel bad about people staring and pointing. it's good that people are interested in what you are like. they want to learn to understand how you differ from them. how you see the world. when people become interested, your understanding increases. you are different with permission and even if someone sometimes says something bad, it always leads to an increase in knowledge. let me ask and ask yourself if you want to know something. we have been taught not to stare. stare! because you will learn to understand the spiritual world and how the world works. how we differ from others and why we have the right to do so. staring is a sign of wisdom. don't choke it. because the one staring is the one who knows you best and understands you. I myself am one of those with rare diseases. illnesses are not visible on the outside. I have always been barked at for being stupid because my illnesses were not known. I have learned not to apologize for what I am and to forgive others for judging and not knowing and not knowing how to ask. DON'T BE ASHAMED OF BEING DIFFERENT! BUT GIVE OTHERS SPACE TO BE WHAT THEY ARE AND BE INTERESTED IN WHAT OTHERS ARE!

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MashaAllah 🕌🕌

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