Celebrities with special needs have changed the world

Under the protection of celebrities with special needs, global data indicates that more than a billion people have some kind of disability. Disability is not a justification that prevents his family members from practicing life and progress, and the greatest example of this is celebrities whose disability was not a hindrance on the way and they were able to overcome them with their determination and their insistence on success. Here are celebrities with special needs that have changed the world despite their difficult circumstances: Mason Zayed Mayson Zayed is an American actress, a Palestinian origin, infected with paralysis in the brain due to a medical error during her birth, which has led her to trembles and does not have the ability to walk. She is the first Arab actress to offer a cartoon, she offered offers in different countries and contributed to many political activities to support the Palestinian issue, in addition to many charities, such as the art program for people with disabilities and orphans in Palestinian camps. Albert Einstein is one of the most famous scientists in the twentieth century, born with learning difficulties. He could not speak to a three -year -old generation and could not learn anything until an eight -year -old generation. It was difficult for him to understand math at school. Nevertheless, he grew up in developing and formulating an endless number of scientific theories and research, especially in physics. He even received the Nobel Prize in Physics. Walt Disney is a prominent figure in the history of the American animated industry, known worldwide, Walt Disney suffered from learning difficulties at an early stage of his life. But it was not a hindrance to success, and during the twentieth century formed an international symbol for his great contribution to entertainment. To this day, we still remember it as the wonderful innovator in the design of gardens and animation. Thomas Edison’s Edison’s inventive of thousands of creations, including the bulb, suffered from dyslexia. It was said that he was unable to speak anything right and that he hated math. The teachers and his schoolmates were seen as stupid. Later, it appreciated after finding out many devices, including the mobile photo camera and the phonographer. Beeithoven is a German composer and a German pianist, and is considered one of the genius of music in all ages and more influential. When he was 26 years old, he began to lose his audience and then he became deaf, but that did not prevent him from completing his career in composing music. Stephen Hawking is one of the most prominent theoretical physicists in the world. A person with motor nerve in the generation of 21 years, regardless of the disease, continued to continue with his scientific work related to the science of the universe and his theories. He is one of the most impressive scientists in physics, with many books and publications. Helen Keeler was the first deaf and blind person to successfully graduate with a bachelor’s degree in art. In addition, she has become a famous writer and activist in America. In addition, she participated in a number of progressive issues such as workers’ rights, giving women the right to voting and socialism. By Mona Khair