#Cognitive disorders

[zebulontheplanet]

if you think that disabled people who arent contributing anything to society are leeches then you are Ableist. Disabled people who arent able to contribute much, or anything to an already fucked up society are worth it and are amazing.  Disabled people with higher support needs are told constantly about everything wrong with them instead of being told about everything thats right with them. How about instead of constantly tearing disabled people down, you instead love them because they’re HUMAN. 

I see time and time again. “Go outside and do something. Everyone can do SOMETHING.” What if they cant? WHAT. IF. THEY. CANT? Then what? They arent worth any less. They arent moochers, or leeches, or anything like that. They are disabled. Stop being ableist, take disabled people into account with your language because your privilege shows. 

[alliwanttodoiscollectpoetry]

Douglas Dunn ~ Cognitive Disorders

[creativitytoexplore]

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[travelinglowcarb]

I'm still not doing great, but I'm still doing all the things - anyway. 🙃👍

Today: sunshine & cold therapy. That water is COLD 🥶 lol, but submerging my head really helps with the tremors & cognitive dysfunction. Plus an hour in the river just does me good! 🌞❣️💦

📲 I shared a new video chat & blog post last week in case you missed it...

Video Chat: Motivation vs Commitment

https://www.travelinglowcarb.com/30349/motivation-vs-commitment/

I didn't really feel like getting out today.

But I did.

I didn't feel up for working this morning.

But I did.

I definitely felt like having a long nap after both. And I did, lol. 😅👍

I miss summer already, but Tennessee gifted me with a beautiful week to enjoy some much needed outdoor therapy. 💝

Tuesday I had to go to the hospital for an ultrasound on my legs. That short trip & appt totally wrecked me. I've been resting & recovering since. But the results were good news, so yay! 🙌 But that leaves me with more "no answers" ha - ugh!

I know there are a lot of crazy things going on in the world, but hey... don't forget to:

#takecareofyourself ❤️

xo

[gitzette]

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[socialjusticeinamerica]

He’s disgusting on every level. Pure unadulterated narcissism. He doesn’t have a grasp of any social norms and sees everything as a celebration of himself. He probably thinks this makes up for the loss of a child.

[republikkkanorcs]

[rejectingrepublicans]

[psychotic-system-culture-is]

Psychotic System Culture is...

Having trouble do college assignment because brain turn ?? have scramble brain. Disjoint thoughts, word salad?

Psychosis inconvenient for education...

[planetgayanimals]

I bring a sort of "Randy Valentine Jade is a queer homeless sex worker with mental illness and brain damage and this intrinsically impacts his character" vibe to the character interpretation that the Dialtown fandom doesn't really like

[4spooniesupport]

If you experience guilt about how you responded during a traumatic event, remember that during a trauma but your logical brain shuts down and your survival brain makes a split second decision to either fight, flee, freeze, or fawn (befriend the threat) you did not get to choose, your survival brain did and you made it out alive which means it made a damn good choice.

[zebulontheplanet]

It’s ok to be upset. It’s ok to yell into the wind. It’s ok to scream. It’s ok to hit. It’s ok to shout. It’s ok.

[nando161mando]

Biden refuses to take a cognitive or neurological test in his first post-debate TV interview

[gremlin-pattie]

no more discourse about high empathy vs low empathy autistics. neither one makes you a better or worse person. let’s all hold hands

[maomao9jinshi]

𝐋𝐨𝐯𝐞 𝐢𝐬 𝐚 𝐩𝐨𝐰𝐞𝐫𝐟𝐮𝐥 𝐟𝐞𝐞𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐠. Now we see Lakan's past. He suffers from Prosopagnosia, a cognitive disorder that does not allow him to distinguish faces. Since he was the eldest son, he was the heir of the family; however, his father thought he would be useless

[starsaroundmyscarsblog]

So quick little update.

Just had my first session for OCD. Well, it wasn't a session more of an introduction to what therapy is like and assessment. I feel like I can finally breathe now, and it almost feels like I'm starting to see it a bit more like a condition I have than everything being my fault. I struggle really hard sometimes with knowing what's real and what isn't, so this has added a little to my perception level. If anyone else has ocd and just wants a safe space to talk/connect. My dms are always open. If anyone has any tips to dealing with intrusive thoughts, please comment or share with people who do. Repost this if you like.

Maybe I'll write a diary about my progress and therapy sessions.

P.S. please share as u see fit. ☺️