Justin writes: 
I worked in a school for many years with students with disabilities where I have probably learned more from them than I taught them. I wanted to get a tattoo to remember the lessons I learned - for example, a student telling me it’s a beautiful day when it would be rainy and gloomy out, to viewing all achievements as major and presuming competence in all. One student would always ask for someone to scratch his back to help with anxiety and stress but when he said it, it sounded like scooter bacon, and that saying stuck. When he didn’t want something or for someone to get away, he would say “you’re done” but the “you’re” was always so drawn out. Working with this student in particular showed me that this was my calling in life to work and support people with disabilities.

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