1	Able Bodies		_____	Proper name for a relatively new, well organized movement among people with disabilities to help them create alternatives to care, such as living in a nursing home.
2	Blind		_____	Applies to golf and horse racing, not people.
3	Crippled		_____	Neither a particularly apt noun, nor a very precise adjective, at least when applied to persons with disabilities
4	Deaf		_____	What some disabled people have had, which may have caused or contributed to their disability, but probably do not have now.
5	Disability		_____	Understanding, but not the same as sympathy.
6	Disease		_____	A person not necessarily disabled, who wants sympathy because of a loss, especially one caused by unfair means.
7	Empathy		_____	Good term for a range of disabilities from slight hearing loss to total deafness.
8	Handicap		_____	A feeling expressed by others towards disabled persons which most would usually trade instantly for acceptance and appreciation of their talents and capabilities.
9	Hearing Impaired		_____	What some people with visual impairments are, but not all.
10	Hemiplegia		_____	What most disabled people aren't
11	Independent Living		_____	Good, accurate term.
12	Normal		_____	What some hearing-impaired people are, but not all.
13	Prosthesis		_____	What persons with disabilities may call the nondisabled, a neutral term
14	Sick		_____	Full or partial paralysis of one side of the body, caused by brain damage due to disease, trauma or stroke.
15	Sympathy		_____	A replacement for a missing part of the body: limb, eye, tooth, etc.
16	Victim		_____	What all people, including people with disabilities, think they are.