#—rosie.talks

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SOMEONE I KNOW IRL ACTUALLY READ ONE OF MY FICS IM CRYING 😭😭😭😭

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Why is being disabled embarrassing? Why am I truly embarrassed to need thing things I NEED, why am I embarrassed to even get a cane? To take my SD places in the future?

Like I'm disabled, I've been disabled since I was at least 15, but what if I'm not disabled enough? What if it's all in my head, yknow?

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anytime i say something violent or hinting towards wanting to do violence whoever's up front just flicks me on the nose and i gotta say. very effective y'all

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WHY IS TUMBLR SUCH A HATER LIKE 😭😭😭😭

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I'm back in business 😈

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I have so many works in progress but none of them are close to being finished. I swear I'll do all ur requests after ny exams. I feel so guilty for taking too long. Is this normal??? I srsly dk. Anyways, have an amazing day/night!!

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Don’t worry about it, i have hard time expressing myself through words so its totally my fault

😭💞 I totally understand where you're coming from, expressing emotiom through words isn't my best trait too. <3

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I GOT A CANE!! SHES PRETTY!!! WOOO

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life should not be "properly living like everyone else" and medical debt or literally struggling to exist

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Malicious compliance but its every time I am told not to use my communication cards because selective muteness, I start to just not use them and watch them get mad as I still do not speak

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Hi, I'm asking this question for a few reasons, I'm doing a study of sorts. I am diagnosed with DID, and I firmly believe this is something that shouldn't be self diagnosed.

You can never truly tell just in yourself, especially if you're not in therapy. Almost every mental illness has overlapping symptoms, what you think could be DID could be anything. Telling a licensed mental health professional and getting a diagnosis is important, you should not be claiming to have something without one.

You may not thunk its hurting anyone, but kids are impressionable and it waters down the issue if people who don't have it act like they do.

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Disabled people, physical, mentally, however, what is just basic items you have in your emergency take with you bag? Especially service dog handlers, Im trying to prepare mine and want to get some ideas.

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"I support mental illness!" until people show symptoms that are not seen as pretty or good

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Shaking and trembling to keep myself from writing about characters I like or relate to being service dog handlers, having the physical disabilities I do, an/or the same mental illnesses.

I am fighting and shaking. It would be fun.

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A Ramble on the USA ADA Laws on Service Animals and those Fake Registry Websites

Hi there, I'm Rosie, I'm disabled in the USA and I've been getting a service dog recommended of me since I was 16 years old because of my disabilities.

And you're probably going "Rosie, why is this an important piece of information to us? We don't want your life story." You're probably nicer than that, but I digress. It's so you understand I know what I'm talking about.

After I got a service dog recommended to me, I was given no further guidance or advice by the people who recommended it, I was not told about ADA laws or the website. I was just told I needed one, and sent on my way.

It's now a few years from then, and I'm finally have the money to at least attempt to train a service dog, and out of an ableist household where I'm allowed to admit to being disabled and adapt to it.

That's what leads me to present day, the fake registry websites. Since I didn't know the ADA laws I wasn't aware that in the USA there was no need to register a service dog, there isn't even a registration. So I went out to search for something of the sort, since I thought that since they're a dog with a job that they would need registration.

It was a .org website so I assumed it was trustworthy, and almost fell for a scam that would have cost me nearly $500 as well as the money for the dog and training.

It's insane to me that this is allowed to stay up in truth, especially running as a .org website. I am lucky enough to have not fallen for it since I still had yet to even start training my dog, but holy shit. The only reason I didn't fall for it was because I was watching service dog tips from tiktok, since I wanted to just see what others said, and boom that was said in so many videos by creators based in the USA.

The site looked legit too, they had all the laws and needed info on there, it looked so like it was a government site.

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Sorry my blog is a clusterfuck, it will happen again