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We must work on the medical AND social models of Disability to serve the community as a whole. Disability will always be part of humanity. There's no need to erase it. What we need is to make the world a better place for all Disabled people.
I have seen the idea of Disability only being caused by society discussed many times. How if the world is accessible, then Disability would cease to exist. This belief is simply incorrect and actually ableist.
I will always be Disabled. I will always be struggling with my mental and physical health to the point it's debilitating. I will continue to rely on medications.
No accessibility measures will prevent my ER trips, doctor visits or the change the symptoms I live with.
We must work on the medical AND social models of Disability to serve the community as a whole. Disability will always be part of humanity. There's no need to erase it. What we need is to make the world a better place for all Disabled people.
I will always be Disabled. I will always be struggling with my mental and physical health to the point it's debilitating. I will continue to rely on medications. No accessibility measures will prevent my ER trips, doctor visits or the change the symptoms I live with.
Thank you to everyone who stays around and/or follow me during the times I am on a break. I appreciate you listening to my experiences. Supporting each other and having patience is important in this community.
I have a tendency to return to my advocacy after a break with an apology for my absence. Something I realized recently is that I shouldn't be sorry. As a Disabled person, I cannot constantly keep up with advocacy due to the state of my health. While it is my passion, it's not
If you are going to follow Disabled advocates, remember that we do not always have the energy for our advocacy. When a Disabled advocate you follow is inactive, please have patience. Don't unfollow right away, they may come back. I always plan to come back when able.
Please include us in your advocacy. Fight to keep accomodations such as online courses and remote working past the pandemic. Work with your community to create resources for Disabled people. Advocate for universal health care for those who are at home due to a lack of mobility.
I hear many people, non-disabled and Disabled, discussing how they look forward to returning to work, school or any other form or routine after the pandemic. I want to take a moment to discuss the fact that there are many Disabled people who have nothing to return to.
Due to a lack of non-disabled demand. The goal of this thread is NOT to make anybody feel guilty for their excitement. It's to bring awareness to the fact that there are many Disabled people that will continue to be isolated and distanced from society. People like myself.