Bangladesh, Sept. 25 -- Introduction What do we think of whenever we see the word "disability"? For many of us, to think of disability is to see a person sitting in a wheelchair or on crutches. In a country like Bangladesh, adequate support systems do not exist for disabled peoples and therefore, disabled peoples are condemned to rely on family and social support networks which regrettably do not provide for them the way industrialised nations do.

However, industrialised nations also report the same issues and problems with providing for disabled peoples the way it should be rather than the way it is. In my own personal space, I have found that disabilities exist on the peripheries of imagination rather than documented and certified def...