The feeling that the world has habituated itself so well to my absence that I do not belong to it anymore, that it would barely make a dent anymore if my illness took me away for good

alice wong introduced me to the 10 principles of disability justice and i think they are vital to the continued existence of the human race so i am sharing them

Sometimes I wonder if I'd be less sick if the world had been more gentle to me.

anyways we need clean air mitigations everywhere because masking is inaccessible to disabled ppl who can’t mask, babies, children of ignorant/denier parents, workers prohibited from masking

i simply was not built for being trapped in a room waiting to die for years

Disabled and sick people deserve a safe home. We deserve peace, joy, and comfort instead of neglect and mistreatment. I’m so tired of living like this, as though I’ve committed some sin and have to repay it by accepting treatment that reduces me to something less than human.

This is a genuine question, and I would greatly appreciate any advice, please 🙏 🙏🙏 I already wear a mask inside the house. Is there anything else I could do? Nasal sprays, etc? I don’t know what other preventive measures are currently recommended besides masking.

The replies to this got flooded with COVID deniers and ableists mocking me and saying the most hurtful things. I genuinely wish the worst for these people. One day you will be humbled.

was thinking about getting one aranet but they’re 200€...being chronically ill and poor as a rat is not easy ☹️

living with ME is like being in a CIA torture chamber forever x.com/anaamshi/statu…