Tips for being good disability advocate
1. Listen to Disabled/Chronically ill people
2. Do not project your own ideas or beliefs you have about disabled people as a whole onto anyone. They're likely wrong everyone is unique
3. Treat disabled/chronically ill people the way they want to be treated
1. Listen to Disabled/Chronically ill people
2. Do not project your own ideas or beliefs you have about disabled people as a whole onto anyone. They're likely wrong everyone is unique
3. Treat disabled/chronically ill people the way they want to be treated
February 3, 2025 at 4:49 AM
If I don’t have my hearing aid on, I watch this without sound and rely on captions on videos.
One thing I’ve realized recently is that I can tell if it is a British or American in the video just from the way their mouth moves. Gotta love lip reading accents!!
#disability #disabilityrocks
One thing I’ve realized recently is that I can tell if it is a British or American in the video just from the way their mouth moves. Gotta love lip reading accents!!
#disability #disabilityrocks
December 28, 2024 at 10:03 PM
If I don’t have my hearing aid on, I watch this without sound and rely on captions on videos.
One thing I’ve realized recently is that I can tell if it is a British or American in the video just from the way their mouth moves. Gotta love lip reading accents!!
#disability #disabilityrocks
One thing I’ve realized recently is that I can tell if it is a British or American in the video just from the way their mouth moves. Gotta love lip reading accents!!
#disability #disabilityrocks
Matias dribbles a lot. Common for people with profound disabilities. It is not attractive. Today he has his quarterly Botox injections to reduce the saliva.
#SayItLikeItIs
#DisabilityRocks
#SayItLikeItIs
#DisabilityRocks
April 2, 2025 at 6:31 AM
Matias dribbles a lot. Common for people with profound disabilities. It is not attractive. Today he has his quarterly Botox injections to reduce the saliva.
#SayItLikeItIs
#DisabilityRocks
#SayItLikeItIs
#DisabilityRocks