How to encourage a person who has been physically disabled due to an accident to get back on his feet?

There are many sufferings in life, which make our lives very anxious. As for those whose bodies are incomplete, life will be even more painful for them, not only physically, but even more terrifyingly in their minds. For such people, we should find ways to cheer them up, so... We need to give them more care. Life is inherently a disaster, the difference is our attitude towards it. For those who are physically disabled due to accidents, the most serious thing for them is that they usually lose confidence and are very concerned about the opinions of others. At this time, what we should give is care. If you are his friend, you can provide them with material and daily care in your daily life, and often go to chat with him, tell him some jokes, and tell him all the interesting things you have encountered. Listen to him. The most important thing is to let them regain their confidence in life. You can find more inspirational stories, or those mentioned in the news in real life, tell them about them, and you also need to encourage them. At a certain time, we need to encourage small things in our lives. Let them do it slowly by themselves and let them keep trying. In this way, if they master some skills despite being physically disabled, their confidence will be greatly improved; if they are more stubborn, we can also start from The opposite angle is to stimulate his attitude towards life, because some people cannot listen to others saying that they are a coward and have no ambition, because it is more uncomfortable than killing them. People with physical disabilities are very concerned about other people's attitudes. Therefore, when we meet such people in life, we should look at them with care and not talk behind their backs, which will make others sad and difficult to cheer up. When I was in junior high school, I met such a classmate. His foot was lame because he was accidentally bitten by a poisonous snake in the mountains. Fortunately, he was treated in time and his life was saved. However, one foot was disabled and he could only walk with crutches from now on. But he still lives a normal life now. Very good, and he is very smart and has been admitted to a key university in the country. When he came to school, he became more scared and always stayed in his seat alone. However, as a classmate, no one laughed at him. They were more concerned about him. When he goes to the toilet after class, several people usually help him go to the toilet. When eating, the boys in our class take turns to get him food. Because he is very smart and his grades are very good, we will often talk to him. He chatted with me, and when I had any problems, I would ask him to answer them. Gradually, he became more cheerful, and we often played some games, the ones we have in our hands. For those with physical disabilities, they need more care and confidence so that they can live well in this world.