Feb 10, 2020
Leggy hurty
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Leggy hurty
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I finally had enough time and energy to actually do my makeup, so here’s some 𝘦𝘥𝘨𝘺™ looks
((They/Them))
I love it when the ramps are blocked off for construction work even when there's enough space next to them, and when I bring it up with the disabilities advisor they say that I should just take another route.
The other route takes ~10 minutes more than my normal route, so no one goes that way
If you're going to put ramps in, make it so people can actually use them
Throwback to when I went to a physio for the first (and only) time:
I was referred to them by my GP, and I was hoping to get some sort of diagnosis so I could get accommodations at school
They basically did some tests and said "Your joints are pretty bendy. Do some exercise. Goodbye"
I mean, they told me they thought I had some sort of joint hypermobility disorder, but they didn't ask me to come back, so I never actually got a diagnosis.
Now I'm in uni, things have got worse and everything hurts all the time, but I'm being told that I can't have any accommodations because I'm "not officially disabled"
I wish I'd pushed harder to get more tests done, but I was 11 and scared of looking like I was attention seeking, so I just let my parents think I was "miraculously cured" from doing a bit of walking (which imho probably did more harm than good)
I can't even get a proper diagnosis now, cause I can't physically go to the hospital because of both the pain and not being able to afford the transport costs
does anyone else get stuck saying a word (or part of a word) over and over again and being unable to continue the sentence you wanted to say?
like the words are a road and your voice is a car or something, and the words you get stuck on are a large bump in the road that the car can’t go over on its first go, so you have to reverse a bit and keep trying again until you eventually build up enough speed to make it over the bump (if that makes sense?)
I don’t think its a stutter (let me know if I’m wrong!), but I was wondering if I should mention it to my therapist, ‘cause it happens often enough for it to annoy people I interact with, as well as myself
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i was supposed to get feedback on my lab report two weeks ago, but i didn’t get it until today because i didnt put my “real name” on it, so the feedback got lost in the system.
if i hadn’t sent my lecturer an email, i probably would never have got it back
i wish my uni let me change my name on the system without needing a legal name change
I emailed the Autism service for my town last week, asking if I could change my appointment for a telephone appointment. because I would be ~6 hours away at home on the day they booked me in for, but no-one’s responded.
I double and triple checked that I got the email address correct, and I know I did because I got an automated response, but I just haven’t got a reply
I’m not sure if I should send another email, or if that’ll seem like I’m trying too hard, but I feel like I should have got a response by now
Been feeling really dysphoric recently, even more than usual, but I just bought a new binder, so hopefully, that comes soon