Is Lupus a Disability?

Liu Haiying was born in Changting Town, Hailin City, Heilongjiang Province in 1970, and currently lives in Dalian, Liaoning Province.

Liu Haiying

(Disabled writer)

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Liu Haiying is a disabled person who is seriously ill. He had been notified of a critical illness 20 years ago. However, she is still alive tenaciously today, and continues to publish essays and essays that tell the truth about the world and encourage adversity. She also voluntarily served as the column host and amateur editor of "Ziqiang" magazine sponsored by the Municipal Disabled Persons' Federation. She has become a good teacher and friend of many disabled and ill people. [1]
Published a 180,000-word long biography in 2006
Liu Haiying was seriously ill at the age of 20.
"Although I can only type and write with one finger, I still insist on it. My work is full of my hopes for the future." This remark came from Liu Haiying, a disabled writer. At the age of 20, Liu Haiying developed rheumatoid and lupus erythematosus. Over the past 20 years, except for the thumbs of both hands, all the limbs have been stiff and deformed. Because her lupus erythematosus is internal, it affects the five internal organs, and is now maintained by a large amount of drugs every day. Today, she is unable to walk due to the necrosis of the femoral head ... but such a severely disabled woman, with an infinite love for literary writing, after writing the collection of "As long as life is still" in 2006, In the middle of the month, I again wrote a 200,000-word collection of "Harvesting an Innocent Feeling".
Column Host and Amateur Editor of Self-Strengthening Magazine
Honor was selected as a very touching figure in 2004
In March 2005, Liu Haiying was selected as one of Dalian's Top Ten People in 2004. [1]
Received the New Year Card from Mayor Xia Deren
Numerous awards for various works and essays
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