What Is Acceptance?

by Trish on November 21, 2008 · Comments

in 5 Minutes for Special Needs, Awareness, Reflections

Does accepting something mean resigning yourself to believe that it will always be the way it is now and that it is wrong to hope for something different or better? Or might there be another way to look at it?

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