#Crutch

[autisticdreamdrop]

you don't need anyone's permission to use something to help with your mobility. use those cane, crushes, rollator, walker, wheelchair, etc

[redlettermediathings]

[consider-your-potatoes-mashed]

I hate feeling guilty and letting my parents down for using my crutches because they see me not using them as “doing better”.

I’m literally an adult who lives in AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT STATE from my parents why does their opinion on my disabilities (or lack there of in their opinion) impact me to the point I have to battle myself every time I use them.

I just don’t understand how they don’t see that I’ve had so much pain and other issues my whole life with the sheer number of times we had to go to urgent care for my constantly hurt ankles, knees, hips, shoulders, elbows, hands etc. While I was growing up.

For context my parents are of the mindset that I’m lazy and just need to exercise and eat well and I’ll be fixed and have no more problems.

[im-lost-in-ikea]

love using one crutch for a chronic condition and watching people look down for a cast on my leg. I'm gonna start looking equally shocked when they look back up at me. *gasp* there's no cast? why ever would I use a crutch then?

[nonbinary-wyvern]

hey able bodied people!!

if you're waiting behind a person with a disability aid (ie cane, walker, crutch, wheelchair, ect) to open a door,, dont??

go in front of them/through a different door and open it for them, or just go through a different door.

it takes me significantly longer to open a door when i have my cane and i cant hold the door open behind me. if you wait, it creates unnecessary pressure for me to get the door open quickly and hold it open.

thank you!

[accessimojis]

Crutch emoji! Both a version in my basic colour scheme and an empty one for you to fill in with your crutches colour. Also, a white outlined version of each for folks who use darker discord themes.

[anothersssarchive]

you don't need anyone's permission to use something to help with your mobility. use those cane, crushes, rollator, walker, wheelchair, etc

[chiltern100]

Guy with crutch and leg cast on motorbike

[fieriframes]

[For me the curse is a crutch, but the con is everything.]

[scungledfiles]

this user uses m+d crutches

[waterdeers]

weee making the sketch a reality!!

[autisticdreamdrop]

disabled things 19

using mobility aids doesn't make you less of a person.

[cuties-in-codices]

a begging man pretending to have amputated legs

in the "stundenbuch der maria von burgund", flanders, ca. 1470

source: Vienna, ÖBN, Cod. 1857, fol. 47v

[thatqueerchoirkid]

stupid question

do people use canes inside?

like if you have a cane for whatever disability. do you use it in your house. i feel like it would be kinda annoying or like a hastle and maybe mess up the floor? but idk??? can someone answer me

[consider-your-potatoes-mashed]

I HATE cobbled streets with a passion OML my cane and crutches both struggle with them and keep slipping into cracks especially since it rained today