International Day of People with Disability

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On International Day of People with Disability, please note some disabilities are invisible.

Also some disabling conditions (e.g. chronic illnesses, chronic pain conditions) can fluctuate.

Me: I don’t need a wheelchair for very short distances, but do for longer ones.

https://www.independent.ie/life/health-wellbeing/health-features/no-one-chooses-to-have-me-everything-changed-when-i-became-ill-34153140.html?fbclid=IwAR2gQzjRkAJIV1DYjAkObehMK8J4y09ODZluuzCPbirDn4J2Wit0BSX7rA0

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