An eye opening, controversial, yet heart warming interview.
Posted: Tue Jan 31, 2012 6:49 pm
I was linked this in another forum. Not the sort of thing I would normally read, however, like it sometimes happen, the OP was from someone I know and respect, so I read it, watched some of the podcast and listened to a few audio interviews.
For anyone who has an adult son or family member with a disability, and I am sure there might be a few given the number of members, then this is certainly something worth reading and watching. It brings together two of some of the most marginalised minority groups, being the disabled and sex workers. However, the woman being interviewed, is far from your average sex worker and is leading several initiatives to assist families in this area. I found it a little disturbing while at the same time being quite heart warming and certainly very emotional in parts. If you are a big softy, then have the Kleenex handy.
http://www.abc.net.au/local/stories/201 ... versations
For anyone who has an adult son or family member with a disability, and I am sure there might be a few given the number of members, then this is certainly something worth reading and watching. It brings together two of some of the most marginalised minority groups, being the disabled and sex workers. However, the woman being interviewed, is far from your average sex worker and is leading several initiatives to assist families in this area. I found it a little disturbing while at the same time being quite heart warming and certainly very emotional in parts. If you are a big softy, then have the Kleenex handy.
http://www.abc.net.au/local/stories/201 ... versations