Compare And Contrast Daily Activites

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to be in someone else's shoes? Well i tried to see what it would be like if I had only one arm versus having two and still be able to do my daily activites. I then tried two more things to get another idea what it would be like in two other perspective's. I tried to avoid talking and I also tried to use crutches to see how someone lives life in all three of these situations. Everyone has a different way for daily activities whether it's having one arm or two, or not being able to get your thoughts across. Life with one arm is not as easy as it is with two. It was so much harder to pick up objects and hang on to them, such as, a plate of food. It also made putting on clothes so much harder because instead of using two hands to pull up pants or pull down a shirt I had to use my other arm to do all the work. I tried to alternate arms to see the different between not having your dominant arm versus not having your non-dominant arm. Everything that I tried to do that I would do on a day-to-day basis became more frustrating because I was so used to using both of my arms.
Everything in some way involves a person to be able to talk, such as, telling someone what we want, or how we feel. Talking also is a good way to get to know someone and how they are as a person. Not being able to talk for use two hours was extremely frustrating. All I could do was either write down what I wanted to say or just use facial expressions to get someone across to someone else. Helping my mom clean the house and not being able to ask her questions about where to put things was hard because all I could do was just point or use the notepad to write it down to give to her to read. Talking is one of the main ways that we get our thoughts and feelings out to someone