Somewhere in Venezuela. ©Fabiola Mezones
"Every human has a disability of some sort. It's physical, it's mental, emotional or spiritual. There's a lacking somewhere. If you didn't have this disability, then you would float off, away from Planet Earth. (...) We're all here to learn something, whatever that something is. (...) At the end of the day, we don't have to be perfect 'cause we're not perfect and it's okay to make mistakes, to fall over our own feet and our own words. (...) Trees aren't perfect. They're all wonky. They don't grow straight. Nothing in Nature is perfect. We, humans, strive to be perfect. I don't think perfection exists. It's okay to have a disability, deal with it, whatever that is."