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Misconceptions are more crippling than disabilities | Cindy Edson | TEDxMustaqillikSquare

Cindy Edson, who has helped orphans with disabilities in Uzbekistan for more than 23 years, shares a touching and inspiring story about how love can change the lives of orphans with disabilities, reveal their talents, and help fulfill their dreams despite restrictive stereotypes. In her motivating speech, Cindy calls on us to realize what the miracles love for people and faith in them can do, and to understand that anyone who wants to make the world better is able to create this miracle. ------------------- Синди Эдсон, которая более 23 лет помогает сиротам с инвалидностью в Узбекистане делится своей трогательной и вдохновляющей историей о том, как любовь способна изменить жизни детей-сирот с инвалидностью, раскрыть их таланты и помочь исполнить мечты вопреки всем стереотипным ограничениям. В своей мотивирующей речи Синди призывает осознать, на какие чудеса способна любовь к людям и вера в них, и понять, что сотворить это чудо под силу каждому, кто хочет сделать мир лучше. ------- Sindi Edson uchun dunyoda mehr-muruvvat, e’tibor va o‘zgalarni ilhomlantirishdan xayrliroq amal mavjud emas. “O‘zbekiston xalqi menga tuxfa etgan ilhom va quvvat ular uchun qilgan kamtarona mehnatimdan bir necha barobar ziyoda”, deydi u. Olam va uning sirlariga o‘zgacha nazar tashlashga o‘rgatar ekan, u imkoniyati cheklangan bolalar hayotiga shodlik olib kirish, sabr-matonat va ijodiy yondashgan holda ularning murg‘ak qalbini nurlantirish, o‘z maqsad va orzulariga yetishish hamda jamiyat hayotida faol ishtirok etishida ko‘makchi bo‘lishday ezgu ishlarga undaydi. Cindy has been caring for vulnerable people for over forty years. In India, she cared for women in rural areas that did not have access to proper medical care, orphans, and those suffering in slums. In Pakistan she cared for refugee women who had very limited access to basic hygiene. She has been working with special needs orphans in Uzbekistan for over 20 years, and is very grateful for the support and encouragement of those in the Ministry of Health and other government departments. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx