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A note to non-disabled people: don't question clearly stated access needs. Ever. It's not up to you to decide what a disabled person can/cannot do. Disabilities are dynamic. 1/5 Some

32% of adults have adverse reactions to fragrance. If you care about making the world more accessible you can start by limiting or ending your use of scented products. That

We have to do better about suggesting a full range of options to student. Yes, they should know that a medical leave is possible, no they should not be told

Every time a major academic conference has come around during the pandemic there have been debates here on efficacy, accessibility, and outcomes. And I have to say - it is

I don't know how much more often I can beg "please done kill me." I don't know how my life is worth less than the slight inconvenience of wearing a

TW: medical racism Yesterday I posted about distancing disability claims/benefits/accommodations from medicine. This is part of the reason why. BIPOC have historically never received equivalent care in the system. 1/7https://www.npr.org/sec

Tomorrow is #MCAS Awareness Day. As a patient with #MCAS it's really important to me that those around me know how to use epi pens. I can go into idiopathic

I am disabled. I ID as disabled bc disability culture is real, it's my culture, I get to claim that culture. That culture has been built by those who came

I met with a nutritionist last weekend who asked what I do. I told her I was finishing up my PhD and the response was "wow you're so driven to

September is Pain Awareness Month. I've dealt with chronic pain my whole life. But it was not addressed, recognized, or respected until I was 19 and I got my #EhlersDanlosSyndrome

Profiting off of Disabled Experiences (A Thread)If you are in #DisabilityStudies and you identify as able bodied I really hope you take a hard look at why you're in this