part two: LUCY

It was really a huge fun during my child hood.
What always makes me smile anytime I think about my child hood is:
As a child with disability fighting is never possible but my mouth works like razor blade. 
I could remember when an age mate of my a boy precisely, raised the thought of being a child with disability, kaih🤦 I was so sad about it so I started crying, I cried out so loud that his family members came out of the house and asked what happened, I told them a different story because I wanted them to flog the hell out of him so he won't say that to me next time and honestly his uncle dealt with him mercilessly. Later in the day, I met and I told him sorry why? Because I saw how disappointed he was that I had to lie so he could be punished. We spoke about my amputation and I told him that I don't like it when people believe that I can't do anything and that was what he did in the afternoon. Since then he respects
my opinions and believes that I can do anything.

Nobody should tell you that, LUCY can not do anything. I can do anything as long as CHRIST keeps strengthening me

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