#nero punk

[patlikesart]

I've seen a lot of people talk about whether touretts is a visible or invisible disability. And I think it's both, tourette's/ tics are such a different experience for everyone, that we should be looking at this from a case-by-case perspective. Which is why I think saying both is valid.

Sometimes I feel like my tourette's is an invisible illness, because people have a hard time spotting it, or I go through periods of not having any tics.

But other times it feels like a very visible illness just from the severity and obviousness of my tics.

Definitely goes both ways

[patlikesart]

Remember to be radical about how you advocate for you tics.

504s and other accommodations drag us along, not lift us up. Systems should be built for us, we are not an after thought, say fuck you to

-capitalism

-inaccessible transit

-And after thought "suck it up" treatments for tic disorders

And so many more things. Systems advocate for able bodied people every day, it's time to do it for us too.