“On the day of 24-hour TV, I will release sarin at the Budokan and kill a lot of people with disabilities.”
“On the day of 24-hour TV, I will release sarin at the Budokan and kill a lot of people with disabilities.”
“On the day of 24-hour TV, I will release sarin at the Budokan and kill a lot of people with disabilities.”
I don’t want to sleep in bed. I want to get up and go out. But when I go outside and see other people I’m a body that can’t even do that ordinary… I feel it in my body. And again
The student expressed criticisms, saying that “The only thing that brought me to school was discrimination against disabilities.” He claimed that he violated the law, which requires local governments to take reasonable care to remove social obstacles.
Athletes seeking to participate in the Tokyo Paralympic Games next year and staff members are struggling to balance preparations to compete and measures against the novel coronavirus, officials at the Japanese Para-Sports Association have said in a recent interview.
“i found an email addressed to a friend about a year after the onset.
The condition of my body is that my legs are getting weak and I can’t get out without a wheelchair.”
Attachment to life is not always beautiful. I feel love and a beautiful soul only when I face the problem of life, struggle, and keep crying. I got an opinion.
In Kochi Prefecture, 14 people were found to be infected, including 12 people in at welfare facility for the disabled. This is the highest number of infected people announced in Kochi prefecture in a day.
The Kyoto District Public Prosecutors Office on Thursday indicted two doctors for allegedly killing a woman with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), an intractable disease, at the victim’s request.
The target of this project are people who need assistance due to obstacles, etc., and citizens who live alone. It will deliver food for three days (about 3,000 yen) such as retort foods to the house up to five times, and will also manage physical condition and provide consultation support.
Ikee was considered a contender for multiple medals at the now-postponed 2020 Tokyo Olympics, but she was forced to put all swimming-related activities on hold to focus on treatment following her diagnosis.





