The Urge To Constantly Wear Noise Cancelling Gear And Never Hear Any Loud Noises Ever Please :)

the urge to constantly wear noise cancelling gear and never hear any loud noises ever please :)

Munther Isaac's Christmas message from Bethlehem. It's in English so there's no mistaking who needs to hear it. Please don't ignore it.

"We will be OK. Despite the immense blow we have endured, we, the Palestinians, will recover. We will rise. We will stand up again from the midst of destruction, as we have always done as Palestinians. Although this is, by far, maybe the biggest blow we have received in a long time, but we will be OK. But for those who are complicit, I feel sorry for you. Will you ever recover from this? Your charity and your words of shock after the genocide won't make a difference, and I know these words of shock are coming, and I know people will give generously for charity, but your words won't make a difference. Words of regret won't suffice for you. And let me say it; we will not accept your apology after the genocide. What has been done has been done. I want you to look in the mirror, and ask: Where was I when Gaza was going through a genocide?"

I need people to understand that sometimes autism is just this

So much of being a disabled person looking for the limited support we have is waiting.

My spring semester starts tomorrow, and I only got an email two days ago about accessible seating. The email states it will take up to two weeks to process. Why on earth am I only being allowed to "ask" for accessible seating when I won't even get it in time?

I'm in a fortune situation with my health right now where I use a cane to walk, instead of my rollator, but if my health declines again, I can't just WAIT to get the support I need.

when i say “life is such a pain,” i don’t mean it in a nondisabled ‘something unfortunate’ happened way but in i am disabled and i am in so much pain.

Good news: calf muscles r growing back!

Bad news: ow