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Happy Cringetober!!! Here are day 1 and 2 of @icryink ‘s Cringetober prompts. They’re lesbian lovers :3

#cringetober #tattoo apprentice #original character #my ocs #oc artist #oc #oc art #ocs #overpowered #weird colors

i have stuff to do but i want to play ponytown

To prioritise yourself and your wellbeing when the abled people around you insist that to do so is utterly unthinkable is the heart of disabled liberation. Pro choice and disabled rights are inseperable.

asexual-amanita

I feel like we’re not on the same page about wheelchair users, so let’s go over some basic facts:

- some wheelchair users can walk and/or stand, these people are called ambulatory wheelchair users

- some wheelchair users cannot walk or stand, these people are called non ambulatory wheelchair users

- some wheelchair users use their chair full time

- some wheelchair users use their chair part time

- some full time wheelchair users are ambulatory

- not all wheelchair users are paralyzed

- not all paralyzed people are wheelchair users, paralysis is a spectrum

- paralysis isn’t the only reason to be non ambulatory

- not all wheelchair users have problems with their legs

Thank you for coming to my Ted talk

#ambulatory wheelchair user #first time using a wheelchair made me never want to use one again but I know I need to.

anna-scribbles

before you decide to co-gaslight someone it's always good to get your facts straight

wheelie-sick

Deaf people have double the suicide rate that hearing people do. If you're hearing, put that number in your head, really think about how high that is. This is especially true if you're queer and/or surrounded by people who have experienced suicidal ideation. Think about just how appalling that number is. Think about what double that number would be like in your community.

bebsi-cola

genuinely believe medical neglect should be considered more as malpractice. i don't know legal definitions, especially not for every country out there, i just mean like culturally. socially. it's considered much more acceptable to ignore and neglect a patient than it is to try a treatment and have that treatment fail. like the non-action of healthcare workers means there's nothing to be held accountable for and then like people are dying from it

tavern-get-togethers

All my life I used to think that if I got 'worse' or 'sick enough' I would receive help rather than neglect. This was proven entirely false in both the mental and physical health departments.

The reality is that the amount of help you get depends on a random wheel that the universe spins for you (the wheel dictates which people get to asses you and the amount of prejudice these people have, as well as the place you were born at, what you look like, what gender marker is on your files, how prone you are to weight gain, etc.)

In other words, the help you receive is never actually based on the help you DESERVE. I'm so sorry nobody is helping you. Sadly it is entirely unrelated to how mentally/physically ill you are, and instead is a result of the society we live in and it's blatant discrimination.

And in case anyone had any doubts, yes this also applies to people with 'severe' illness. These people are neglected every day. They are not privileged for experiencing what you consider to be severe symptoms.