Transcription of Chapter 4 Rehabilitation - WHO
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Chapter 4 Rehabilitation - WHO
Chapter 4 Rehabilitation Being an amputee myself with functional lower limb prosthetics, I can say that the device enable me to function normally. My prosthetics brought back my confidence and self esteem to participate in mainstream activities of the society, thus changing my outlook in life to positive to more positive. Definitely, my prosthetics had an impact on my present status or the quality of life I am enjoying now because I basically perform all the task that is assigned to me which at the end the day results to quality output and good pay. Johnny Coming from a country where there is not much awareness and resources for dealing with post-spinal cord injured victims, my return home was indeed an enormous chal-lenge. Living in a house that was inaccessible, members of my family have had to perse-vere with daily lifting me up and down the house. Physiotherapy had become a crucial necessity and as a result of the continuous costs incurred, my mother took up the task to administer physiotherapy as well as stand in as my caretaker.
96 World report on disability Box 4.1. What is rehabilitation? This Report defines rehabilitation as “a set of measures that assist individuals who experience, or are likely to experience, disability to achieve and maintain optimal functioning in interaction with their environments”.
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