#mobilityaids

I love you disabled people who use one, or a few mobility aids

I love you disabled people who use no mobility aids

I love you disabled people who are part time mobility aid users

I love you disabled people who a full time mobility aid users

I love you people with hidden disabilities

I love you visibly disabled people

I love you disabled people with a common condition

I love you disabled people with a rare condition

I love you disabled people with multiple conditions

I love you disabled people with only one condition

I love you disabled people with a diagnosis

I love you disabled people who are undiagnosed

I love you disabled people who are independent

I love you disabled people who are dependent on others

I love you disabled people who are unafraid to speak up for themselves

I love you disabled people who are still learning to find the confidence to speak up for them selves

I love you disabled people who use alternate forms of communication

I love you disabled people who always listen to their body

I love you disabled people who do activities even when it isn't the best for them

I love you people who were born disabled

I love you people who became disabled

I love you old disabled people

I love you young disabled people

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I recently read an article titled “Airporky: Lazy passengers are FAKING disability to get a wheelchair at airports and speed through security queues” written by Carolyn McGuire published in The Sun, a UK magazine. This article makes reference to individuals using wheelchairs at airlines in order to skip the long boarding process and other inconveniences of airline travel. She calls these people…