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People are so weird when you say you’re finally on a treatment that actually works for your physical disabilities and you’re doing better.
“So…you arent disabled anymore?” No. My disabilities are still there. I still struggle. It’s just better.
That’s the number 1 question I get. So you arent disabled anymore? Dude. I’m still disabled. A medication isn’t a fix all for disabilities like mine. And they certainly don’t just go away. It’s called treatment for a reason. Not a cure.
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Using a wheelchair is exhausting sometimes. Like I KNOW it’s better than using my forearm crutches and will be better for my legs overall because I can’t walk well with crutches without doubling over in pain.
But still! It’s just exhausting too. Like the fact I have to roll all the way down to my room, then back to my classes 4-5 times a day SUCKS! It doesn’t help that my room is on the other side of the school either.
(And yes, I cannot just use my crutches. It’ll cause me severe pain and I can’t do it right now. I can barely walk around my room even with my crutches. I don’t need advice or “just use your forearm crutches”).
