Fibromaralgia

if your conditions make it hard for you to follow through with plans, you deserve friendship anyways.

if you use equipment like mobility aids, aac, ventilators and oxygen, feeding tubes, insulin pumps, etc, you deserve friendship anyways.

if your conditions make you have to cancel last minute a lot, you deserve friendship anyways. if your conditions make you have to leave early a lot, you deserve friendship anyways.

if you're housebound/bedbound, you deserve friendship anyways.

if you need caregiver support to hang out with friends, you deserve friendship anyways AND you deserve the caregiver support you need to enjoy time with them.

if you have a service dog, you deserve friendship anyways.

if your conditions cause "scary" medical episodes like seizures, fainting, meltdowns and shutdowns, etc, you deserve friendship anyways.

“You get used to it” true but misleading because someday your back problems are gonna inexplicably cause stomach problems. And then you get used to the stomach problems but your thumbs start hurting because you had to do so much work on your phone lying in weird positions while waiting for the stomach problems to go away. And there are way more distractions on your phone too so while you always had adhd this just makes it more annoying/prevalent-

revamped design with all of my disabled keith haring style dancin' guys all together, updated to include the yellow power chair user ~

“You get used to it” true but misleading because someday your back problems are gonna inexplicably cause stomach problems. And then you get used to the stomach problems but your thumbs start hurting because you had to do so much work on your phone lying in weird positions while waiting for the stomach problems to go away. And there are way more distractions on your phone too so while you always had adhd this just makes it more annoying/prevalent-

Shout out to those of us whos disability won't allow them to work.

Shout out to those of us whos disability is a source of embarrassment or shame for them.

Shout out to those of us whos disability is so severe that they're unable to communicate to us here.

Shout out to those of us whos disability causes them to struggle with hygiene.

Shout out to those of us whos disability leads to being grumpy and upset.

Shout out to those of us whos disability makes it difficult to maintain their appearance.

Shout out to those of us whos disability has cost them their friendship group.

Shout out to those of us whos disability is brushed off as a "funny" or "gross" condition.

Shout out to those of us whos disability leads to them needing carers.

Shout out to those of us whos disability makes them too ill to shower.

Shout out to those of us whos disability causes them to use mobility aids.

Shout out to those of us whos disability causes them to fear leaving the house.

Shout out to those of us whos disability is watered down into something that it isn't.

push in your chairs when you get up from tables.

when people don't push in their chairs, people with bulky aids like wheelchairs and rollators can't get through. also a lot of people who use canes have wider gaits than able bodied people, and having a chair in the middle of their walking path is a real obstruction. while some of us are able to push chairs out of our way, a lot of us are not, and wind up boxed in/out because somebody didn't push in their chair.