Are you disabled ?

A quick easy thread.
Can you have a decent dayjob ?

(by that I mean : work in acceptable condition for acceptable amount of time, because obvisouly abled or not, it& #39;s hard to work 10h in a row doing chores and being stressted of getting fired if you don& #39;t do more every day)
Can you move in public spaces ?

(going gorceries, taking public transport, going for a walk...)
Can you sleep enough without help ?
Can you eat enough without help ?
Can you communicate fluently with your peers ?
Can you do all of thes mentioned above without sacrifiying some to be able to do the others ?
Can you do all of those things AND have time and energy for hobbies, friends... ?
Can you do all of those things without noticable pain ?
Can you do all of those thing without being often too tired to do them, to do them properly, and to do them without it beaing very hard ?
If you have aswered no to any of those questions : congrats, you& #39;re probably disabled.
But also : it& #39;s ok. Being diabsled isn& #39;t a bad thing. It is not a degrading thing. It is not an eternal curse preventing you from any happiness and meanigful relationships.

I would know, I say no to absolutely all of the things above https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="😂" title="Gesicht mit FreudentrĂ€nen" aria-label="Emoji: Gesicht mit FreudentrĂ€nen">
Realizing you might be disabled can be frightening and confusing. It& #39;s perfectly ok to feel that. But you& #39;re not alone in this. Disabled people have been around since the begining of times, fightinig for our right to live and be happy. You& #39;ve got your back. Welcome to the family.
Also : feel free to ask any question here. I don& #39;t want to leave you alone with those heavy thoughts.
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