Andulka
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祝日 / Permanent Vacation
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Cosmic Funnies
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YOU ARE THE REASON
JBB: An Artblog!
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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heya! i'm a cane user and i love seeing canes, so i made this blog.
i mostly reblog images, but I'll reblog text posts as well.
many posts will also include other mobility aids! most popular are crutches, wheelchairs, and braces, but there are many others. i try to include them as much as possible because canes aren't the only disability aid that needs representation and love!
feel free to send me asks and mention me!
ableists dni! if you're not ableist, have fun on my blog!
Sketches
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cane user grace you will always be famous
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my disabled queer swag, if you care
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Suited up for a musical
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I had a thought recently about safety around riding in a car with a cane... This is just my opinion because I haven't seen any PSAs about it, but I don't think it's a good idea to have a cane between your legs when riding in car. This is where I naturally put my cane when I'm a passenger (or when I sit anywhere) but I realized if we crash, the handle could be driven into my tummy and could cause some serious injuries.
Maybe y'all have already thought about this but just in case ya haven't, I thought it might be worth sharing
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Disabled travel is difficult but not impossible. So far Ireland has been nice to us (me and my sister are both disabled) and accessibility services have been great! Even when it wasn't perfect, kind and respectful staff made up for it. The electrical wheelchair turned out to be the biggest game changer. I have less pain and fatigue, although fatigue from overstimulation is still real, so long days and big museums are still a challenge (at some point I just stop reading and just look at stuff).
The borrowed chair, though, pulled a fast one on us and decided to turn off in the middle of the street... The stress was beyond description. Apparently the battery or some other part is dying, so when we go back it will go to repair. Fortunately it turned back on, but I have to maintain it above 50% battery at all costs, otherwise it will turn back off again. So it's kinda working?
Today we went on a small cliff walk with canes and we almost died from exertion, but it was beautiful. At some point my legs started shaking so badly I could barely take a step. We rested often and I have no idea how we made it back but I'm glad we did. It felt like I was living and that it was worth it and that this illness cannot stop me, only slow me down. Extremely grateful for this trip.
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ohh i love this blog.. a picture of my cane with new stuff on it!!
aww, so cute!! thank you so much for sharing <3
[I.D., a black folding cane with assorted stickers. On the black strap are a few accesories; a black cat plushie, crocheted flowers, a bead bracelet, and a woven lanyard.]
im still so happy about it
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Something that frustrates the hell out of me as a tall cane user is that canes that are the right length for me are not really made.
Body is 198cm tall. The ideal length for a cane for us is about 95cm. Most canes that you can buy only extend to 91cm. I have a nice wooden one that is 93cm, that is the closest i've been able to get.
I wanted to get a folding one to carry while i'm riding my escooter that I can then unfold and use when I get to my destination. I ended up with one that's a bit too short.
It's kind of ableist when you think about it. Tall disabled people are disabled too.
How do we feel about disabled transfems who get a little butch with it
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Little head canon comic very self indulgent bc I need to project my own issues onto my fave characters aka cane user beam for dizziness and randomly giving out legs
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*give out
*fwomp
*shake
*sigh "I need to use my cane" .... "More"
*not his performance cane
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cuckoo wasp inspired cane design!!
yayy buge
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if you don't have a medical professional overseeing your cane usage you have to make sure you size it correctly.
the handle of your cane should be an inch or two above your wrist. if your arm is bent at a sharp angle or you're bending over your cane then it's sized wrong.
remember- a poorly sized cane can quickly cause lifelong shoulder pain
My favorite (platonic) polycule and their kid (Mary)
Trying to get everyone's designs down. I like how the fandom collectively agreed Adrian is a brighter color than most
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