#accessibility aid

[shotamaxxer]

Please caption your videos correctly, this means no censoring like writing isnotreal instead of Israel, yatzee instead of nazi, putting the watermelon emoji instead of Palestine and anything like that

This also stands for like when you make the captions into a joke, I've seen this be done before on tiktok many times

[necroticpixies]

Was watching tabletop rp actual play the other day where a character had a magical girl transformation that involved her glasses melting away. No, no hate to the folks who are sick and tired of having glasses, but I'm sick t death of this trope, so instead the glow up is more fun glasses.

[postapocalypticorpheus]

Hey so that “ I’m going to take that cane and make you run for it” joke you just told actually isn’t funny at all and lets me know you’re not really a safe person for me to be around… it boggles my mind the comments and “jokes” I’ve gotten of this manner since I’ve started using a cane and I’m actually so exhausted of it already haha.

[audhd-space]

imagine believing that you are tone deaf and never consider that you can be sensitive to air pressure (because you mistake air=sound) which lead you to believe in never needing accessibility aid like ear plugs, because if I’m tone deaf I must not be sensitive to air presure RIGHT RIGHT?

tett—wrong!

but now that you have tried ear plugs you’re surprised by the HUGE difference it makes after wearing them when the barometric pressure starts to drop

[flowercrowncrip]

My derby teapot/ kettle tipper arrived!

Here is a speedy review in case anyone else has been looking at getting one.

It's so easy to use and it works really well. It would work well with a kettle as well, but I haven't tried this.

It takes the weight of the pot and only moves one way so I don't need to worry about hurting myself with hot water if my movement control goes up the spout (pun intended). The teapot is very well secured with the velcro and tips enough to fully empty the teapot which is nice.

I wouldn't want to use it on some of my worse days but on those days I'd have a carer with me all the times, and definitely wouldn't be drinking without help, let alone anything hot!

Like loads of disability stuff, it was silly expensive (more than £40 in total) and isn't the prettiest thing in the world. But it's allowed me to go back to drinking a whole pot of tea by myself while studying without interrupting my flow by asking for help, which is definitely helping me drink more.

I'm planning on decorating it when I get round to it (probably with tea-themed stickers!)

[ID: photo of a white teapot strapped into a derby teapot tipper. The tipper is a white plastic box that has supports for the spout of the teapot and has a Velcro strap that goes through the teapot handle holding it down. It has a longer base where a cup could be placed to pour into. There is a tag for a peppermint teabag hanging down the side of the pot /end ID]

[ID: the same teapot strapped to the same teapot tipper. The top of the box holding the teapot has tipped up on a hidden hinge and the teapot is in a pouring position. There is a mug with a straw in under the spout of the teapot. /end ID]

[kizuna-aka-kizo]

been wearing earmuff to help with sound sensitivity and decided to modify a pair i like for extra cushion. bit of a different project but one im happy with

[jelotinousblog]

hate that wearing my glasses does indeed make my vision better

[ineloquent-creature]

I Appreciate the Hecc outta you <3 <3 <3 Thamkie

no one should have their mobility aids or accessibility aids stolen from them! & how people do it so openly without care shows how big of a problem it is. i’m glad ur okay & i hope u have a good day! & thank u for ur ask !! 💖