Gotta love when your manager, who knows you have medical-emergency migraines when exposed to loud, high-pitched noises, forced you to be constantly exposed to loud, high-pitched noises.
And then I'm just there in back drive lowkey freaking out because I can barely see, I'm confused, disoriented, struggling with motor control, and I can barely speak, all of which are signs that I need to be in the emergency room, wondering if it's just a migraine or if I'm finally having a stroke or something, freaking myself out, but I'm too scared of her to ask to leave so I just have to stay back there worried I might be dying.
Fun times (sarcasm)
Why do doctors seem to think you only have 1 problem per appointment? I've stacked up, like, twenty problems over the years that I still need to talk to my doctor about because she only gives me time to bring up one per session
Okay.
People with low empathy are great.
Not despite it, or because of it, y'all are good ppl because you are people.
Ppl with lower empathy can be friendly, loving, caretakers.
Introducing two new tags
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op says anti-endos dni- means the person I'm reblogging from does not want those who are anti endogenic systems to interact with the post
And if I ever accidentally reblog from someone who doesn't want someone who's neutral on syscourse to reblog from them, feel free to tell me and I'll delete the post. Please try to be respectful of OP's wishes when I use these tags.
I am speechless at this blantantly ableist article from Bruce Pardy of the National Post.
Here’s a personal story. I have various learning disabilities one of them is called slow motor skills. This results in very poor writing speed. If I did not get extra time as accommodation or access to a computer to type my exams, I’d fail all my classes because I would not be able to finish my exams, and unlike Pardy’s claim, getting extra time doesn’t make me an A student. I’m not an A student and never have been, despite trying very hard. My accommodations don’t give me an edge, if anything they level the playing field. My disabilities have more of a negative effect on my learning than any accommodations I receive provide positives, but these accommodations allow me to at least pass my tests and continue my studies.
What’s pardy’s conclusion? People with disabilities shouldn’t be allowed in post secondary education? Because that’s what’s going to happen when you take away disability supports.
I am furious right now.
btw if you wanna see a blind character, the chief engineer on Star Trek: The Next Generation is blind. He has a thing across his eyes that helps him see
I have no idea if this is eugenics-supporting anon so I'll assume you aren't.
Yes, Geordi! Gods, I loved him growing up. He was such great representation, especially for the ti.e period.
Comic by howbabycomic.com. Perfect for people with chronic illnesses and disabilities
If you’re someone without a personality disorder trying to defend people with personality disorders, you get told that you’ve been manipulated and brainwashed and can’t be trusted.
If you’re someone with a personality disorder trying to defend yourself, you get told that you’re manipulative and dangerous and can’t be trusted.
There really is no way for us to win.
Man, I’m going to have to put something like ‘lifters don’t interact’ on klepto things going forward, aren’t I? Like it really sucks, but they make actual!kleptos look shittier than we already are and I don’t want people to think the two are the same thing.
it’s literally his house
how does he get in and out of his own house
Raven, he/him, 20, multiple disabled (see pinned for more details.) This is my disability advocacy blog
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