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1. Virginia, US

2. 23 but i turn 24 in exactly a week. i have a mutated gene. the condition doesn’t have a name because its newly discovered.

3. i love that being disabled has given me a community a an identity that has given me a unique world view

4. dogs. parrots weren’t an option but there awesome too.

5. anything having to do with nature

they told me no because it “wouldn’t make me better”

the same thing happened to me. i thought it was because of surgical complications but sometimes it feels like the memories are there and it just hurts to remember.

i agree with ariana. i have an identity and a culture that Is unique to those around me. its also made me pay more attention to social issues and i feel like i’m a better person because of it.

Dennis, have you tried billy footwear

here are two girls

https://www.instagram.com/nolimitsg2/?hl=en

https://www.instagram.com/stella_lacaps/?hl=en

Seriously though why are disabled poc so hard to find on instagram. it makes me a little suspicious.

I don’t know if I’ll wait for the vaccine, but I’m not going out any time soon

sorry forget one
The Girl From Aleppo, its a memoir from Nujeen Mustafa, a girl with cerebral palsy, who fled Syrian war in a wheelchair

bonus: Just The Way You Arm by Alison M Boot, I have not read it yet. It seems to be a fantasy romance. I don’t know if its good or not.

This Is Not A love Scene by S.C. Megale both the author and the main character have SMA

Accidents of Nature, which takes place at a disabled summer camp by Harriet McBryde Johnson, a notable disability rights activist

Good King Bad Kings by Susan Nussbaum, another activist, about a nursing home for disabled kids (kinda dark)

They’ve contacted me back. I’m going to pursue it further. It might be a bit cheaper.

What about SSI and medicaid, how didn’t you loose benefits with fundraising

did y’all have to go through a dealer too?

How did you get it for 53,000? When I tried it was 80,000