“I wish I could sleep 24/7” “I wish I could not work and stay home all day” “I wish I could be in bed like you” No, you do not. You want a break from your life. You want a break from working. You do not want to be disabled.

Badenoch & Starmer are trying to normalise forced labor of extremely ill & disabled people. It may have been the norm during the work house era, or 1930s Nazi Germany, but it isn't acceptable now. Telling the public lies about 'free' cars because we have acne won't make it right

On today’s Hall of Shame, we have Kemi Badenoch, who has spent the last few days spreading misinformation and rage bait against disabled people who claim benefits. She is also trying to cast doubt on the level of disability in this country and said: “We now live in a country

Before you demonise disabled people for receiving "free money", take a moment to remind yourself that you pay your able bodied MP's rent, bills, travel costs, parking costs...without complaint every year. Let that sink in and then point your anger in the right direction!

Dear people word of advice- when you see a family like mine out enjoying an event .. please don’t think it’s ok to ask parents/ carers or children how long a disabled child as to live or if they will always be disabled/ unable to walk - today Jaxon knew exactly what was said by

Government admit that disability benefits bill not actually ballooning at all. It's all lies. Worst balloon ever.

I beg of the blue ticks still in my mentions to understand 1 in 4 people having a disability is *not* the same thing as 1 in 4 people being on disability benefits. This is not hard, lads! Watch literally anything other than GB News! Google for 45 seconds!

Massive thank you to everyone in The Labour Party who has stirred up massive amounts of hostility against disabled people recently 👏 It won’t be forgotten at the ballot box 👍

#MECFS is both extremely difficult to understand yet fundamentally very simple. Viral-onset ME: You know how you get a virus and normally recover? How you don’t do anything particular except rest and you just…get better? ME is the opposite of that. You don’t just recover.

We need to be frank about why disability benefit cuts are being rushed through Parliament. It is not about genuine welfare reform but saving money, balancing the books on the backs of the sick and disabled.

Mike here thinks 7k per month isn't enough for an MP to live on. Mike also thinks 7k per year is enough for a disabled person to live on. Mike needs to reevaluate his thinking!

TAX WEALTH – DON'T CUT DISABILITY SUPPORT - Please Sign the Petition, one day it could be you that needs the support, & it won’t be there for you! chng.it/B8xv89Ys6y via Change.org UK

"Half of the welfare budget that is spent in Britain is spent on in work benefits. That is a direct subsidy for low wages so the corporations who've been screwing this country for years can get higher profits" Eddie Dempsey from the RMT at the #DurhamMinersGala. Spot on!

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Yet 2 years later they aren't low enough. Amazing what a few years and a ministerial salary can do.

This is the start of a new series that celebrates people who make life better for disabled people (but aren’t politicians). Today we have Frances Ryan, a disabled journalist who advocates for disabled people and raises awareness. She recently published a book called “Who

Finally an MP that GETS it. We could do with someone like this as Work and Pensions Secretary.

“When the political and media class wish to leave disabled people hungry and dirty, the disabled community must explain why we should be allowed to eat and be clean.” Today’s col. reflects on a tough month and what it all means for disability in the U.K. theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

#PIP Now there’s a “surprise’ not! Major Charities who have government funding invited to participate Sir Stephen Timms PIP review. They won’t jeopardise future funding from government- we knew this review would be a complete sham Timms can’t be trusted