This was fantastic. The one thing I find as a disabled person, though not an amputee, is that we talk about it but only other disabled people are listening. This totally breaks that barrier. We are more than patients and inspirations....I'm more than EDS and organs that don't work, but still can't walk w out my…

I had an abortion at my local hospital, only after having my mother speak to the dr. I have classical ehlers danlos, so it was billed as medically necessary. Every time I explained my health conditions and gave my age, the tone completely shifted. The receptionist would tell me the hospital does not do abortions. I…

ugh this is the kind of bs that gets disabled women like me into hot water, bc this would then spark a whole bunch of rules for what constitutes a disability, if certain diseases don’t count, and if you’re already disabled, then can this rule be overridden? Would imminent death only be considered? With a lot of…

On the E train today I sat in the tiny space between two man spreaders and they looked very confused. I weigh 85 lbs bc I’m sick so I’m the only one who can fit there. It was a good time. Mwahaha

This. Exactly what I came here to say. Those mini storage ads are really suggestive and the plastic surgery ads are for boobs only..seems weird to acknowledge boobs but not periods

This one confuses me too. I mean, if they want me to have kids so bad, they can take them

Alright, sick of seeing these articles everywhere, it’s so discouraging. I have 3 chronic illnesses, I cannot use any birth control besides condoms, and if I got pregnant, I’d most likely miscarry ..but on the chance that I didn’t miscarry, I’d need an abortion. And I couldn’t just go to PP to get it. It’d have to be…

Omg I remember those stores.. I’m 18, but my mom took me to south street seaport to see the bodies exhibition, must’ve been 2007..but the area was still pretty empty and depressing. I haven’t been since, but I took the downtown e train(world trade center) today and when I realized that that was the train so many took…