#Disablility pride month

[gleamingsilence]

This is for Moth @luciferian-herbivore​ and all my other chronic-pain-buddies! 💖

After an unfortunate meeting with a certain witcher Sigi Reuven, one of Novigrad’s Big Four, is laid up in bed. He wouldn’t call his visitors friends, but they bring gifts of doubtful comfort, nevertheless.

#as much fluff as one can have with Sigi #Geralt being a mean bean who shoves people aside. forcefully

[featheredadora]

You are the expert on your lived experience!

Your worries, struggles, and feelings are important, and you deserve to be listened to and taken seriously!

[thechainsawtango]

ADHD is not the “haha quirky” disability that TikTok trends made us out to be, and it’s so so disheartening to realize that some still think about our disability in this light.

Also, ADHD IS a disability. And we are just as disabled as those who have different disabilities. I’ve seen so many people make it like ADHD is like, a “diet” disability or something. To that, there is no such thing.

We struggle SO much. We mask, we develop RSD, our symptoms stress us out SO MUCH, and we’re still seen as “haha look! A squirrel!” Something that’s silly and quirky and glosses over our disability, and make us feel like we’re faking being disabled, that we’re not as disabled as others, or that we’re overreacting,

And idk it’s just kinda sad.

[r3musmoony]

Happy disability pride month to

wheelchair users

crutch users

cane users

walker users

people who use other mobility aids not mentioned

people who don’t use mobility aid

people with diagnosis/es

people without diagnosis/es

people looking for a diagnosis/es

people not looking for a diagnosis/es

people that can’t afford a diagnosis/es

people with supportive families

people without supportive families

people who’s family situation is questionable/confusing

people who need their families support

people who don’t need their families support

people who identify with cripplepunk

people who don’t identify with cripplepunk

people who aren’t sure if they can identify with cripplepunk

people who’s disabilities are mis-portrayed in the media

people who’s disabilities are never portrayed in media

people who’s disabilities are portrayed in the media but in stereotypes

people who’s disabilities are common

people who’s disabilities are uncommon

people who’s disabilities are rare

people who’s disabilities are invisible

people who’s disabilities are visible

people who’s disabilities are debilitating

people who’s disabilities aren’t debilitating

people who’s disabilities affect them daily

people who’s disabilities don’t affect them daily

people who need mobility aids but either can’t afford them, don’t want them, or can’t get them due to unsupportive environment/families

people who have cool looking mobility aids

people who’s mobility aids look ‘medical’ or ‘boring’

people who decorate their mobility aids

people who don’t decorate their mobility aids

people who name their mobility aids

people who don’t name their mobility aids

ambulatory wheelchair users that can walk far

ambulatory wheelchair users that can’t walk very far

ambulatory wheelchair users that use other mobility aids

ambulatory wheelchair users that don’t use other mobility aids

permanent wheelchair users

wheelchair users with paralysis

wheelchair users with muscular atrophy

cane users that also use crutches

cane users that only use canes

people with multiple mobility aids

people who colour coordinate with their mobility aids

people who love their mobility aids

people who are neutral about their mobility aids

people who don’t like their mobility aids

deaf/HoH people

visually impaired people

people who use braces

people with genetic conditions

people with chronic pain

people with acquired disablilities

people who became disabled later in life

people who became disabled young

people who have always been disabled

people that deal with ableism

people that can work

people that can’t work

people on welfare

people on NDIS

people that ‘fall through the cracks’

people that can hide their disability

people that can’t hide their disability

people who also struggle with mental health

people who don’t struggle with mental health

people that take lots of medications

people that don’t take any medications

people that can’t afford medication

people that can’t take medication

homeless disabled people

people below the poverty line

people above the poverty line

people with other disabled friends

people with no disabled friends

people that served in the army

people that are independant

people that need carers

people that like their carers

people that don’t like their carers

[don-lichterman]

Maysoon Zayid ,Disabled comedian and actress, celebrates her differences

Maysoon Zayid ,Disabled comedian and actress, celebrates her differences

New Jersey — Comedian Maysoon Zayid is many things. Funny is just one of them. “In the oppression Olympics, I would win the gold medal. I’m Palestinian, I’m Muslim, I’m disabled, divorced, a woman of color and I live in New Jersey,” Zayid said. Born with cerebral palsy, Zayid is kicking down barriers in entertainment. The comedian, actress, and disability advocate has taken her career from the…

[lifeonkylesfarm]

Stuff I've heard from abled and neurotypical people as a disabled and autistic person

"Are you sure you *really* have that?"

You are just straight up not believing me. Go away.

"We're all a little autistic!"

A strangely common misconception, but y'all gotta stop with it

"But you seem so normal!"

I'm not a freakshow, I'm a human being. I have disabilities that may be invisible to y'all, but they're very much here

"Everyone has some kind of disability."

Not true. Shut up.

"You look fine."

Well, I'm not. Sorry to disappoint. /s

"You need to get over that or you won't make it as you get older."

Really insensitive. I have nothing else to say about that.

"So you're a [r word]?"

Stop calling disabled people this word. It's disgusting. I won't even respond to this if you say it to me.

"I don't think you really need that."

You don't know what accommodations I need.

[saki-tenma-spotted]

Saki spotted!

happy disability pride month!! saki is one of my fav physically disabled chars so i wanted to draw her. here's to remembering that every disability is different and while many aren't visible, they are all just as valid 🫶

[4filen0tfound4]

I am begging ppl to just add IDs to their posts esp art post I promise it’s not that hard pls pls pls

[featheredadora]

So I had really hoped things would be a bit better by now, but they aren't (which kinda sucks), so I just wanted to repeat: thank you all for your patience! Especially those waiting on commissions/messages!

I've been really exhausted and pretty depressed for like 6?..8?..weeks now. Other than caring for my nan and the birds, I've spent almost all my time resting/literally asleep, which hasn't left much time/energy for art or even scrolling tumblr. Still, I'm thankful that me and my body have been able to make it through this so far - just gotta keep on keeping on!

[thechainsawtango]

Happy Disability Pride Month!!! Whether it’s chronic, mental, learning, or physical, you and your disability are valid! Celebrate being you, and don’t let the abelists bring you down! You’re awesome, and our disability are our own superpowers. They give us strength, courage, creativity, a different way of thinking, etc! You rock! Celebrate yourself this July, and show those abelists who’s boss! Happy pride!

[artsycloudysleepy]

WAIT I HAVE DISABLILITY PRIDE SO I GET ONE MORE MONTH BEFORE CISHETNESS

women and transness i return :3

dammit gotta go back to being cishet tomorrow when the rainbow month ends (/jk)

[featheredadora]

Happy Disability Pride Month!

Funnily enough it's also the month of my disability benefit review, aka 'we might take away the money you literally need to survive' month! So good vibes/prayers/etc appreciated, as I'm really dreading going through this ordeal again!

And to any disabled person reading this, I'm so sorry we have to go through such difficult, dehumanizing things to 'prove' we deserve the money and accommodations we need to live. It sucks, and I'm sending you all my love and support <3

This is the month for our voices to be heard!

[featheredadora]

To celebrate Disability Pride Month this year, my chronic pain has decided to be even worse than usual 🎉🎉🎉

But seriously happy disability pride month everyone! As someone with both mental and physical disabilities, I hope this month will help amplify disabled voices, and that on the whole we can work towards getting everyone the support they deserve

[jackjames-exe]

HELL YEA I FULLY SUPPORT THIS WRATH MONTH IS SUPPORT AND FIGHT FOR QUEER PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES MONTH!!

hey so July is disability pride month so for wrath i vote we focus on disabled members of the lgbtqia+ community, and making spaces fully accessible bc so fucking often they are not! 

[ABLED PEOPLE DO NOT CLOWN ON THIS POST]

[thechainsawtango]

I know :/. The world should start accommodating stuff for us, because currently, there’s so much people in our community cant do due to people not thinking of us.

Happy Disability Pride Month!!! Whether it’s chronic, mental, learning, or physical, you and your disability are valid! Celebrate being you, and don’t let the abelists bring you down! You’re awesome, and our disability are our own superpowers. They give us strength, courage, creativity, a different way of thinking, etc! You rock! Celebrate yourself this July, and show those abelists who’s boss! Happy pride!