wht is the difference between a disabled and diffrently abled person?

Answer 1

A disabled person will not be able to use one or more of the organs for thepurpose they are created b'cauuse it has lost its functional ability.For a differently abled person he will not be able to do routine work .but will be able to do some work which even a socalled normal person will find difficult.

Answer 2

I think it is basically the wording used. I usually try to refer to a disabled person as a person with a disability (specific type) not as disabled. Also, I don't look at them as disabled, because DISABLE - means NOT ABLE and I pleanty of people with disbilities that are able to do things that even I may not be able to do as an abled bodied person.

Answer 3

Connotation. The terms generally refer to the same people, who are also often called "handicapped". "Disabled" and "handicapped" stress the negative, implying these people might not be able to do the same things as the mainstream of society. "Differently abled" stresses the positive, implying they can accomplish the same things, but perhaps in a different way.

Answer 4

A person who, because of physical, mental, or developmental impairment, is limited in his capacity to adequately perform one or more essential activities of daily living. Activities of daily living include, but are not limited to, personal and health care, mobility, communication, and money management.

And an able person is just opposite to it.

Answer 5

Disabled :
Persons who are crippled, injured, or incapacitated


Differently abled :
HANDICAPPED, CHALLENGED