My favorite part of my morning routine is sitting in bed for 15 minutes and thinking about how tired I am.

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My favorite part of my morning routine is sitting in bed for 15 minutes and thinking about how tired I am.
If someone doesn’t “seem” disabled to you, maybe it’s because they’ve been forced to develop a huge and complex system of coping mechanisms in order to try and survive in an ableist world. It’s probably that.
By the time I actually experience mutual love/romance it’s going to send me into shock and fucking kill me
HOSPITALS. ARE. ALREADY. REQUIRED. UNDER. LAW. TO. PROVIDE. LIFE. SAVING. EMERGENCY. CARE. REGARDLESS. OF. ABILITY. TO. PAY. OR. EVEN. CITIZENSHIP.
Stop acting like Americans have no access to emergency healthcare unless we socialize medicine.
IF. YOU. GO. AND. CAN’T. PAY. YOU’RE. STILL. THOUSANDS. IN. DEBT. THIS. IS. NOT. ACCESS.
This hospital in my city just threw out a homeless man
The hospital which took me in after I collapsed from the fist sized tumor over my heart, released me after refusing to diagnose it as cancer, which would have forced them to give me some kind of treatment. The doctor at the county hospital which took me in looked at their tests and said, “this is CLEARLY cancer, why didn’t they diagnose it? We can’t let you leave.”
Hospitals find ways when they want to, to avoid helping people when they want to.
“Oh that’s illegal, you should sue” “ with what money and how will I get the time and energy when I’m busy recovering from chemo?”
People who can’t afford treatment also can’t afford to protect their rights.
Absolutely this: “People who can’t afford treatment also can’t afford to protect their rights.”
“People who can’t afford treatment also can’t afford to protect their rights.”
let it sink in “People who can’t afford treatment also can’t afford to protect their rights.”
If your condition stops you from doing something, then it is a disability.
If your condition makes it difficult for you to complete a task, then it is a disability.
Dont let others tell you you “arent disabled enough” and invalidate your experience.
them: *says literally anything*
me & my abandonment issues:
I know I am capable of coping with my suffering alone, but right now I need someone to be gentle with my soul.
For my next trick, watch me bring up a random comment you made in passing about 3 months ago that you hadn’t even recognized as something that could hurt my feelings. OUT OF THIN AIR.
Me: *is okay for 3 minutes*
Me: ohnmy god I was faking it the whole time i k new it
Instrusive thoughts™️: !! Stab that person! bite a chunk of your arm out! punch a hole through the window!!
Me:
There are two types of borderlines:
1) I become clingy because I’m afraid you’ll leave.
2) I become distant because I’m afraid you’ll leave.
Can parents stop acting like providing a child’s basic needs is something to be earned? So many kids grow up traumatised because they were made to feel guilty about the existence they never asked for
person: “you’re obsessed with your mental illness”
me: i know right? its like it impacts every part of my life.
person: “it’s all in your head”
me: i know right? it’s almost like it’s a MENTAL illness.
person: “why do you let it affect you and stop you from being able to do things?”
me: i know right? it’s almost like it’s an ACTUAL ILLNESS
Can parents stop acting like providing a child’s basic needs is something to be earned? So many kids grow up traumatised because they were made to feel guilty about the existence they never asked for