One fifteenth is disabled in China but we rarely meet them in the street They are ignored A mother s life looking after her disabled son Read Para1 1 What does the book 1 What does the book Letter to Louis Letter to Louis mainly talk about mainly talk about 2 What s her writing purpose 2 What s her writing purpose Suffering Physically Mentally Louis Constant pain How did others treat him Discrimination from the public Shop assistantOccupational therapist Behavior Mental activity Don t authorize the toilet equipment that he needs insisting he has to learn to wipe his own bottom even though it is a physical disability for him Refuse to sell Louis shoes for he can t walk around the room for her to check the fit The therapist doesn t put himself in Louis shoes and show sympathy for the disabled He is a wheelchair user and can t walk Why bother to buy the shoes factsfeelingsMental activity Mom With two other children to care for and Louis waking five times a week DespairI picture the cliff I picture jumping holding you tight in my arms falling and falling through the air My destiny has been decided but I don t want this destiny Unwilling The daily caring is neither great nor interesting The daily caring over many years is neither great nor interesting At times with two other children to care for and Louis waking five times a night still undiagnosed and in constant pain White feels simple despair Q What does the image cliff represent Why does want to she jump together with her child Cliff means there is no way out She is driven up to a wall She has deep love and responsibility for her son unwilling to give him up When the disabled enter the society they Read Para3 5 Find out different attitudes towards White and her son White s response 2 How do you understand this sentence I don t want this destiny but my destiny has been decided The realisation hits me full force in the stomach She has no choice but to accept the heavy blow from life Q Does the society help them a lot It is shocking to learn that at Louis s most disabled after a disastrous foot operation the family are only entitled to two hours help a month Temporary care only comes eventually when they are close to breakdown At one point Louis has five different social workers in eight months and then unbelievably faces the overnight withdrawal of all temporary care when he reaches his 18th birthday These words in red vividly show that our society is so And White s strong and for social support Temporary care comes but leaves eventuallyovernight dissatisfaction eagerness Q Why the social workers leave so quickly They may be irresponsible Alternatively caring the disabled children is But his mother It shows the of a mother persists day by day year after year challenging greatness At one point Louis has five different social workers in eight months Kindness from friends and strangers Help from the subway station staff and the doctor s careful listening are clearly remembered by Louis mother It shows small acts of kindness can make a big difference to their life The Burden on Caregivers From B09 Passage The increase of Alzheimer s deaths and those deaths occurring at home has increased the burden on caregivers In the final stages of Alzheimer s disease people with the disease require constant care regardless of the setting due to declines in memory thinking and the ability to solve problems as well as difficulties with everyday activities like bathing feeding and moving around the house This means that both paid and unpaid i e friends and family members caregivers are likely faced with increased burden and strains Therefore there is a large need for education programs breaks for caregivers and case management services to help caregivers These activities programs and services can lessen the potential burden of caregiving and improve the care for those with Alzheimer s disease Breakdown What s the conflict in her mind when she stayed at Edinburgh for a long time Unless carers are properly cared for by the rest of us it all falls apart cautionattention for caregivers After experiencing various difficulties and breakdown Louis mother gives us a and asks for Some people has ever complained about their taxes going to pay for disability services Only for the disabled Everyone is likely to use them when If we don t use them We are so lucky Group work Make a list of the reasons why the disabled and their caregivers meet huge difficulties and possible solutions from two aspects individuals government Analyze the causes The difficulty of constant care People s cold and distant attitudes Lack of social support Topic Writing Understanding disability and caring Help the disabled Help the carers Individuals Government Solutions Help the disabled Help the carers Individuals change our attitude towards them Participate in the volunteer activities Listen and talk to them to relieve their anxieties and mental pressure Share their burden of caring GovernmentProvide regular financi