for people with disabilities, nearly every task is DAUNTING?

Question

that's what Nicklis J Ferguson told me

Answer 1

Piyes we do find many tasks very daunting so we need support sometimes with certain tasks.

Answer 2

Maybe for him it is. Depends upon the nature of the disability. There are many things I cannot do so I don't even try; e.g. getting down on hands/knees to wash floors. Because of bad knee once down can't get up again. That's discouraging.



Daunt means to make afraid or discouraged. Can't imagine why a task would be frightening but I can see that a person might be discouraged when confronted with some tasks if they cause pain.

Answer 3

She is wrong. I have multiple disabilities, some severe. There are tasks that are daunting, but not many. And mostly those are tasks that are new. I have a brand new disability. I have had macular edema for about 4 years and get eye injections mostly to keep my sight. Last week the injection went wrong. I in 5,00 do. BActeria got into the needle before It went into my eye and infected me. Now my left eye is patched with a 50^ chance of recovery. My other eye has very poor vision. But I am still writing this. Is it dauntiny- no. Is is rather difficult -yes. Is is likely full of errors = also yes. Daunting is trying to figure out which medicine to take when they haven't yet been marked with Braille dots. I can't see the label - even magnified. The pills are the same size as another pill. The colors are similar. I I take in the morning, 1 at night. I labeled one with a strip of electric tape I can see. SO now what I take is consistent, and I don't feel bad, so I thinkk I got it right, But until a friend comes over tomorrow to help me I really don't know.

Answer 4

It depends on the person/task, but yeah, you can over-generalize the matter in that way, as I'm sure it's true for many of the disabled.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

It depends what the disability is.