#disability support needs

[shayandwildlifepack]

Can any being(s) explain exactly what each "level" of support needs mean? (High, medium, and low are the ones we have seen/heard)

Cause we literally aren't sure what we count under.

Like it almost seems like we are low-medium support needs or high-low support needs (like on the lower side of medium or higher side of low).

Does this make any sense?

- Shay 🐾

[crippy-tangerine]

Reposting these from our instagram, because we want to have them in decent quality and on an app that doesn’t delete our alt text…. (Instagram deleted the alt text for all our posts and we are big mad!!).

This is part 1, we’re going to add the rest in reblogs 🩷.

All free to use! Credit is appreciated though (this account name for tumblr, or @/cleme.core for instagram versions).

[rookthebird]

something i see on tumblr is "if you have hEDS you're not seriously disabled, you're not visibly disabled, you're low support needs, stay out of those spaces"

but uh. unfortunately sometimes people with hEDS often also have other conditions that are significantly worse. because of the collagen.

(sincerely, your local hemiplegic brainfuckery spinal cord patient)