#disab

[voidofaworld]

I hate being disabled THE FUCK DO YOU MEAN I'M IN CHRONIC PAIN AND A SUGGESTION I WAS GIVEN WAS THIS GEL BUT IT'S NEW SO I DON'T TRUST IT AND MY MIND REFUSES TO GIVE IT A CHANCE??

I AM IN A HELL OF MY OWN CREATION

[thatwitchybitchandco]

There are psychotic people who can't take antipsychotics do too certain health issues. Please don't forget us when you talk about psychosis.

[allthecanadianpolitics]

Coleman ‘should be embarrassed’ for comparing social assistance to Third World incomes

A Vancouver man has called out deputy premier Rich Coleman for what he says were insensitive and insulting comments about people with disabilities.

Neil Matheson said he will not let deputy premier Rich Coleman off the hook.

“He should be embarrassed,” he said. “Everybody in the whole caucus should be embarrassed by what he said.”

Matheson is upset over comments Coleman made in a debate last Thursday following his recent trip to Latin America.

“We have to remember that a person on social assistance — a single person on social assistance in British Columbia — gets double the annual income of a person in the Third World. And we should remember that — not because we say it’s right but we should remember actually how good this country is.”

“You don’t like this country? I don’t know what your problem is. We can always do better. But we should think about doing better in the construct…. I want to tell you why I brought that up, because you know what? That annual monthly income is about the equivalent of what a number of our First Nations in British Columbia get every single month from the federal government. That’s wrong … it’s wrong in Nicaragua, and it’s wrong in Canada.

“And if you don’t like that comment, too bad.”

NDP MLA Lana Popham called the comments “astoundingly unprofessional.” [tweet embedded at link]

NDP housing critic David Eby was also critical. [tweet embedded at link]

“He has no idea what it’s like to be physically disabled — none,” Matheson said. “No idea, whatsoever.”

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[allthecanadianpolitics]

[Winnipeg] Vigil marks victims of filicide

A quiet vigil honoured people with disabilities who have been murdered by their parents or caregivers.

A quiet vigil held in Winnipeg honoured people with disabilities who have been murdered by their parents or caregivers.

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[squarebracketsmileyface]

Every nos and. Then I think "the goverment should let me learn to drive , icauld do hand controls even if I can't trust my legs" and. Hren times like now happen & upright makes shoulders dow n weak and wobbly & in like "no yea, don't gimme 1 ton high speed metal box f Doom eel done government 👍👍"

[sicksadstar]

[forestal-ramblings]

I saw some awesome fancy cane in a YouTuber histories. It looked like wood but it was actually a modern metal one , light , adjustable and an ergonomic handle.

It cost about 99$ on amazon , cheaper on their website and it's from a taiwanese company I can't figure how to order from them.

The company is called Merry sticks and they make awesome canes.

[farwiayas3-blog]

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