Stigmation as a process of individual segregation

The credo of life is born in the course of a fierce struggle of a disabled person with both his own helplessness and social stereotypes. This struggle symbolizes the movement of the potential of a person with a disability (I-potential) from marginality (I-marginal) to usefulness (I-full), which together form the I-concept of a disabled person. The formula for moving from marginality to usefulness does not automatically start in every person, but only works in those who want to live and hope for success. Moreover, by full value is meant not the desire to be “like everyone else,” but the full disclosure of the abilities and talents that make up the spiritual potential of an individuality.