It's probably something everybody will encounter once in their life. It's ugly and hurtful, but despite how negative it is, in the end, it will always teaches us a valuable lesson.
I've never been a big fan of the word. I always thought it was disgusting to say, like my mouth would taste of something bitter. I use to tell myself, "It's okay. It'll never happen to you." Of course, it did. Many times.

May 27, 2008, through May 30, 2008, was the week—the week that changed my entire perspective on handicapped and disabled children. Camp Dream Street, where I worked that week, is a special place where children with any sort of mental or physical disability are able to go for four days to participate in activities they wouldn’t normally get to do.