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a teacher attempted to deny my disability accommodations today so reminder to all my fellow beings with hidden disabilities that you are valid and loved and no "less" disabled than those with visible disabilities. you deserve to be accommodated all the same ♡
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A big part of ableism is the inability to understand that not all disabilities are visible.
It's Neurodiversity Celebration Week, so I'm talking about restaurants, and how my autism and dyspraxia makes them challenging #autism #dyspraxia #asd #adultinghumor #NeurodiversityCelebrationWeek #NeurodiversityWeek
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Seeing is Believing: Identifying the “Ideal Manifestation of Hidden Disability” in Ontario’s & Quebec’s Social Benefits Tribunals
The phenomenon of disability skepticism, especially in relation to “hidden” disabilities like chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS), has fostered a
"This research not only addresses a significant gap in the literature but also calls for reforms in the legal treatment of hidden disabilities, advocating for a shift away from entrenched stereotypes towards a more inclusive and equitable system."
"Akin to the ideal victim, the ideal claimant of hidden disability must navigate a system built by (and from the perspective of) those with specific preconceived notions of what it means to be a person with a disability and to present as one."
On International Day of People with Disabilities, please note some disabilities are invisible
Just an FYI, if someone tells you they're disabled and they don't look like they are... the chances of them lying about it are way smaller t
