A person with a disability is understood as a person with one or more physical or mental deficiencies, thus causing a significant and long-term impairment of the ability to perform daily activities and activities. People often tell a funny but sad story about a disabled person that a new brother had an accident and had to lose an arm, all day sad and depressed. Seeing this, he was brought to see another brother who was also in the hospital, having both hands amputated but kept laughing all day long. He had one arm amputated and said: I just lost one arm and I was bored to live. What does it mean that you lost both arms and still laughed? The other man replied: Why not laugh, please chase me away some ants that kept crawling into my armpits. There is a saying that when you are healthy, people wish for a hundred things, but when they are sick, they only wish one thing is to get well. Through here, we can see how many disadvantaged people are not always like others.