#disabled support

[crazycatsiren]

Disabled parking spots are not your "I'll be right back" spots.

If you hinder a disabled person from getting into or out of their vehicle safely, then you deserve to have your car hit or scratched or towed.

[raffaelamusiker]

I’m opening video commissions for the month! I do fan and semi-professional edits (gotta try and put my degree to some use haha).

Please check out my ko-fi, thank you all 💜

Support Raine on Ko-fi! ❤️. ko-fi.com/proselys

Support Raine On Ko-fi. Ko-fi lets you support the people and causes you love with small donations

[keigostorm]

want to help support a disabled creator during disability pride month? shop my etsy!

i’m at risk of being fired at my job currently due to my health so i am running a massive sale for a week (code SUMMER25 to get you 25% off from now to july 13th) so i need all the help i can get! please feel free to share and shop if you can

edit i realized i forgot to add my shop name or link lmao

https://keigostormcreations.etsy.com

[notabled-noodle]

it’s okay to have needs. it’s okay to be “loud” or “bossy” in the process of getting those needs met. it’s okay to be needy and dependent and disabled. you shouldn’t have to be nice in order to earn the right to have your needs met. end of.

[hazycreations]

The time draws nearer and nearer when I'll be once again flying off from the US to be with my partner, this time on a more permanent basis.

I brought this baby back TO the US with me in the hopes that I'd find it a home while I'm here. I'd like that hope to come true if it could!

#4 Size Yarn Ball Python Amigurumi - Alex R. Haze's Ko-fi Shop

At approx. 41in/104cm, this BP Ami is the size of an average adult snake. They've got bright, red-orange "scales" for you to admire, curved

I've used the v1 of this snake design as a stim toy to carry around on my neck and a pillow to cuddle and sleep with for ages. I'm so so so excited to give someone else that same enjoyment. (A smaller rainbow version is also on there.)

Not for you? Tell a friend who likes snakes!!

[gray-bugg]

it’s been said before but

disabled people who caused their disability still deserve support

disabled people who make their disabilities worse still deserve support

for some reason a lot of people seem to think that if you have any way to cure your disability, even if it would suck the life out of you, then it’s your fault and you don’t deserve sympathy

even if you can’t walk because your legs hurt because you’re fat because you eat too much, you still deserve support and sympathy

even if you can’t breathe because you smoked cigarettes, you still deserve support and sympathy

[maraeffect]

if any of y'all have friends that you're even relatively close to: if this friend receives a scary health diagnosis, PLEASE. don't let yourself fade out of their life. i cannot stress enough how important even casual friendships are to people with chronic or debilitating illnesses.

i know it can be hard when a lot of times, this friend can't hang out, or struggles to stay awake, or can't answer texts often, etc. but please. don't quit checking in on them. don't stop asking them to do things, even if it's only to watch TV with them for a couple hours. you don't even need to see each other face to face if that's not possible. you can send/drop off letters, snacks, flowers, something at the dollar store that reminds you of them. those little things matter so much to us.

both myself and some other friends of mine with cancer diagnoses have lost a LOT of our friends since being diagnosed. a lot of them simply stop talking to us and move on. same with other friends of mine with other illnesses (autoimmune, gastro, limb differences, etc). not everyone is able to accommodate a friend in this situation. but i promise you. if you are one of those special people, that stays by their side when things get rough??

they will never forget you. they will never forget any good deed, no matter how small it may be. it's stuff like this that makes us want to wake up the next day. your friend will be eternally grateful for you.