When I was in the first few years of primary school, something extremely uncomfortable happened to me and another student born with disabilities. I attended St. John The Baptist, a private Catholic Elementary (grades 1 to 8) school in South Bend, Indiana. When I look back on it I can understand the intention of what they were doing. It does seem like they were trying to do good. However, it was incredibly uncomfortable for me as a one handed very young child. That experience had an impact on me then and still does in some way now. I say this because the experience is one of my early memories of one-handedness that I have never forgotten and comes up in my thinking enough to notice. Seems like a good topic for a podcast.

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Show Notes:

Some early experience do have a lastly impact on children.
This podcast is not a negative statement about attending Private Catholic school.
This is more about how the general human condition can fall short.
("The rode to hell is paved with good intentions")

Resources:

St. John The Baptist, private Catholic Elementary school - Where I did the 1st through 8th grades. (The link is broken)
John The Baptist - Some Wiki info.

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