why is this so true sobbing
Across the top of the photo are the words: "*trying to explain my symptoms to the doctor*".
Beneath these words are the photo of half the body of a well, drawn horse and the other half of the horse the drawn crudely. Written on the well drawn horse side is the words, "what I was thinking." Written on the crudely drawn horse side are the words, "how I said it. "
D2& for me
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This. This is facts.
if the autism/tbh creature makes the "YIPPEE!!" noise then maybe the adhd/btw creature makes that one "yayyy!!!" sound effect
reblog if your blog is a safe place for low empathy people i want to see how many people im safe interreacting with :]
Why are you gay
thanks for lady gaga (i hope it works)
(Tw for a VERY brief mention of infantilization)
I want to talk about interacting with AAC users in person, specifically for speaking people.
1. Being an AAC user, I get left behind during conversations a lot because it takes me longer to add in my statement. By the time I'm done, the topic has oftentimes changed and then what I want to say isnt relevant anymore, and sometimes wont even be understood because to everyone else what I just said was out of place and random. This feels really frustrating and sometimes isolating, as well as embarrassing. Please wait for us, we want to converse too.
2. Sometimes when I am not yet done responding, people will watch me and try to guess what I'm going to say. If all I've got down so far is "I already", people might go "I already.. know!" "I already.. saw!" etc. Please stop doing that. Even if you got the idea correct, you might use the wrong words, which frustrates me. And even if you say it all correctly it's still frustrating, imagine if someone tried to guess what you were saying by interrupting you every time you started to talk. It's annoying.
3. Dont comment on what in our folders. If I open a folder to get to another word, and whilst doing that you see a different word in it that's funny or inappropriate or whatever, keep it to yourself. Its annoying. You have acsess to those words, and it isnt treated as weird, so why is it for me?
4. Don't infantilize us. We aren't perpetually children. We are our age. Treat us as if we are a speaking person of our age.
HII im atlas :D im a disabled dude (I have hEDS, POTS, and a lot of chronic illnesses..) and I'm also neurodivergent !! I AM A MINOR please remember that b4 interacting with my page pls. i do have my askes available so feel free to ask anything (as long as its not like... gross pls). uhh I think that's abt it :D
true and real accessibility makes me so happy i want to cry.
Happy disability pride month to those who didn’t realize they were in pain till later in life
Happy disability pride month to those who conditions are rare
Happy disability pride month to those who have invisible illnesses/disabilities
Happy disability pride month to those who have visible illnesses/disabilities
Happy disability pride month to those who weren’t disabled until later in life
Happy disability pride month to those who were disabled early in life
Happy disability pride month to underrepresented disabilities
Happy disability pride month to every disabled person!!
ablebodied ppl will be like “i know you’re in constant excruciating pain but why are u so grumpy” and not hear themselves
i am a silly autistic disabled man idk what else to say
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