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Busy daydreaming about an accessible future
Digital illustration of a fat brown queer fem. She is seated in a mobility scooter and holding a picket sign that reads, 'if it's not accessible, it's not acceptable.' Her scooter is green and pink, and in the front basket is a white cat holding a fish.
i was an alien this weekend !!! we led a parade!!
once i get my mobility aide it's over for you bitches
hi guys
so tomorrow i am going to be talking to my physical therapist about the possibility of me using a mobility aid, probably a cane of some form. the problem is i get anxious about the validity of my physical limitations and general anxiety about asking/telling people about things.
does anyone have any ideas on how to get the conversation started?
When you’re excited for Birds of Prey because you were pissed how they trashed the Suicide Squad (which in comics is a big part of Harley gaining her independence from her abuser A.K.A. Joker) movie story-line with “uwu harley and joker wuv each other and they crazy ;P” but then you learn that not only did they not hire a real life wheelchair using actor to play Barbara Gordon A.K.A. Oracle but instead they completely wiped her from the movie’s story-line despite Oracle being the founder of the Birds of Prey in comics.
Therefore, they erased a vital part of the story-line that included a kick-ass character AND destroyed one of the very few chances disabled people get to be represented in pop culture despite the fact that around 20% of the population is disabled.
Wheelchair Advice
Hey everyone! I'm looking for a lightweight/active wheelchair, but I honestly have no idea where to start. I'm looking for one that I could easily self-propel and that I wouldn't have too much trouble maneuvering... I currently just have one of those Drive medical chairs and the wheels are smooth and it's not easy to self-propel at all. :/
If anyone would be willing to discuss with me their wheelchairs, that would be so helpful!!
friendly reminder not to forget your mobility aide signed i keep forgetting my mobility aide and regretting it
