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As a reminder, "cripple" is for physically disabled people only. If your symptoms physically disable you, you are physically disabled. Don't pull the "The brain is an organ too!!" shit with me. The DSM doesn't help my seizures that physically disable me despite being something fucky in my brain.

Look less at condition names and more at your symptoms. That will tell you if you are physically disabled or not more than just having an AuDHD diagnosis.

I feel like this is less people talking about symptoms and more splitting hairs over seeing physical disability as a "cool kids club." Chances are, if you see it that way, you are not knowingly physically disabled.

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Spoons? To get out of bed and put on socks?

In this economy!?

Fat chance bunny boy.

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does anyone else feel weird & not good or is it just me

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huh why don't i feel so good *remembers the curse on my bloodline* ohhhhhh

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No because chronic pain is insaneee what you mean I can’t get all snug in my bed without my hip being out of place

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Me and @carmillatism hyping up each others disabled mechs shit to each other is honestly my favourite thing right now like yes girl!!! That space pirate is crippled as fuck!!!! Tell me more!!! 🗣️🗣️🗣️

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I really appreciate the body neutrality posts that people make about how “even if you can’t love the way your body looks, appreciate the things your body does for you”. And sometimes there are examples. It’s a really great message.

I just want to take a minute to shoutout to my fellow disabled people who feel trapped in their body, or who may feel their body lets them down. Maybe sometimes you’re angry at your body or resent it for the things you can’t do. Maybe sometimes these posts remind you of these things and I just want you to know that you’re valid. Your feelings are valid.

You aren’t failing if body neutrality doesn’t work for you. I know it’s often said to be a good alternative if body positivity isn’t for you but you aren’t failing if you can’t get there.

I just want you to know that your worth doesn’t change, regardless of what your body can and can’t do. You are always worthy.

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Disabled people are allowed to eat what we want btw. Even if we eat it badly or messy. Mind your business.

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You don’t have to be on the brink of collapse to use your mobility aids.

You don’t need to be limping to use your cane. You don’t need to be staggering to use your crutches. You don’t need to be falling over to use your rollater. You don’t need to be too weak to stand to use your wheelchair.

They’re there to help you and you are never too “strong” to be using something that helps you.

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Yeah yeah chronic illness is challenging because of medical stuff and grief and processing and navigating the world while disabled it’s BORING! Being sick in bed is BORING!! I’m bored! I wanna get up and Do Things! I want my hobbies back! Im so BORED!

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Why is everything so heavy? 😖

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I’ve surrounded myself with so many disabled people that seeing a person without mobility aids can genuinely confuse me like y’all can walk and stand without being in pain?? Crazyyy

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Seeing people use the term chronically online <<< I hate that term so fucking much

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⚡️💥⚡️Reblog this post to give your chronic pain to the hated U.S. government official of your choice.⚡️💥⚡️

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once again grieving because of disability