Episode 5 - 22% agreed that people with disability have less to look forward to than others Part 1
2024/05/13
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Episode 5 - 22% agreed that people with disability have less to look forward to than others Part 1

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“Living with a disability isn't a tragedy, it's just another way of being and, you know, we are people too with emotions and big lives.” – Johanna Garvin
In episode 5, Attitude Foundation Board Member and filmmaker, Johanna Garvin joins Angel to talk about why 22% of survey respondents agreed that people with disability have less to look forward to than others and how wrong that notion is.
As somebody who has travelled to all seven continents studied abroad, and worked on films including Penguin Bloom, Johanna has had opportunities and achieved things many people only dream about.
While she’s grateful, Johanna talks with Angel about why it is difficult to reconcile her hard work and the opportunities she knows she’s been granted because of disability.
In their conversation, Johanna shares what she has achieved in her life and points out that people with disability can live lives of their choosing.

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“Living with a disability isn't a tragedy, it's just another way of being and, you know, we are people too with emotions and big lives.” – Johanna Garvin

In episode 5, Attitude Foundation Board Member and filmmaker, Johanna Garvin joins Angel to talk about why 22% of survey respondents agreed that people with disability have less to look forward to than others and how wrong that notion is.

As somebody who has travelled to all seven continents studied abroad, and worked on films including Penguin Bloom, Johanna has had opportunities and achieved things many people only dream about.

While she’s grateful, Johanna talks with Angel about why it is difficult to reconcile her hard work and the opportunities she knows she’s been granted because of disability.

In their conversation, Johanna shares what she has achieved in her life and points out that people with disability can live lives of their choosing.

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