* They know they are different from other people and they know the names that are put on that differentness. * Many people have very different learning needs. Therefore, people who need extra support need it for very different reasons. Because of this it is senseless to categorise people as 'retarded.' I don't know if the way the term is perceived is different from country to country but in the UK it would be highly offensive.
100 million people
Mentally disabled is a developmental disabilitycapacity for independent livingeconomic self-sufficiencylearningmobilityreceptive and expressive languageself-careself-direction
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Just count your family :)
I typed mentally disabled chat room in the search and 6 different sites came up.
a person who can be a care taker for the mentally disabled are nurses with an experience of taking care of them in the first place or a medical facility that has a specialist for this people and their needs
There is no way to know exactly how many physically or mentally disabled people live in a particular country. There are probably thousands of disabled people in France.
Yes, but when it happens you get retards (mentally disabled people)
Many people hate them because they are afraid. Those people don't know how to react and what to say when there are mentally disabled people around. They are afraid that those people are going to do something and that they don't know what to do.
mentally disabled
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DisabledPhysically challenged (if physically disabled)Mentally challenged (if mentally challenged)SpecialOr even better:ChildrenWhy should you treat someone differently or call them any differently just because they are disabled? They are still children, disabled or not. Societies need to "label" people is getting out of hand.