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Throughout the book Baroff uses the personal experiences of people with disabilities to give an insight into the various disabilities and what it means for the person with a disability. These personal revelations are invaluable for gaining an understanding of the impact of the lives of people. The book serves to remind all of us that people with disabilities are persons first, that we are all part of a common humanity, and that developmental disabilities are on a continuum of differences, the impact of which are determined as much by our attitudes and reactions as by the disability itself. The self worth of people with disabilities is the responsibility of each one of us. Understanding disability broadens our concept of what it means to be human.