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Comment on because I can’t tell anyone else…… by HAiniasia

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Comment on Blogging Against Disablism Day by autoomob

autoomob — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 15:06:40 +0000

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Comment on Blogging Against Disablism Day by illillilL

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Comment on Blogging Against Disablism Day by misswaxie

misswaxie — Fri, 29 May 2009 18:45:48 +0000

I’m not sure how much your realtor would love reading this list, but disability or no, I think we’d all love to find each and every vegetable perfectly suited to our palates!

I like to joke about my disabilities and my disability needs, too – but I do so in comic form. You might be interested in checking out the comic I write about my life with chronic illness. You can find it at http://acomiclifeindeed.wordpress.com

Hope you’re having a good day and good luck with the move!

- Miss Waxie

Comment on because I can’t tell anyone else…… by Heike Fabig

Heike Fabig — Sat, 23 May 2009 00:54:05 +0000

Well, it was hell for me, and i don’t have ASD. Can’t imagine how hard this must be for you. Will be thinking of you, hoping you find a place soon soon soon.

Comment on moving by monado

monado — Tue, 12 May 2009 02:37:18 +0000

A store that sells liquor often has small, sturdy boxes that are good for books, because wine is heavy, too. If you know someone who is going by maybe they can pop in and get some for you.

Good luck.

Comment on Mother’s Day by Heike Fabig

Heike Fabig — Mon, 11 May 2009 03:11:24 +0000

Your mother is lucky to have you! And, as a mother, let me say this: it’s nice of you to aspire to be like your mother. But if you ever have kids, don’t try to be like your mother. Be your own self. It will be perfect as it. You have already taken on all the values your mother finds important and incorporated them into your own. Never ever try and be some one else.

Comment on Blogging Against Disablism Day by Rocky

Rocky — Thu, 07 May 2009 04:11:54 +0000

Another small note. My Brother just came home ona train, says he now udnerstands about me saying that Train Travel is a no no for me.

Did it once as the train approaches every station on the way home Ladies (And probably men) pull out the spray on anti stink and liberally fill the carriage.

He was luckier, a Lady painted her nails nearby just as well he never worked with sensitising agents

Comment on Blogging Against Disablism Day by Rocky

Rocky — Thu, 07 May 2009 04:07:04 +0000

Your post appeals to me.

We have a home which, slowly, we have adapted to suit our needs.

I am “apparently” brain injured and physically limited in standing ability, so need things in the same place all the time.

“If you were that Brain Injured youy’d have a paid caregiver and all that!” Latest systematic statement

Other half is very short and quite Deaf.

We have (rather than bother with complicated paper work and applications and probably being turned down (or have some brightspark provide an extremely expensive something that wont work for us) done all the work ourselves or with the help of some incredible people and companies and no doubt saved a veritable fortune which we never had and of course paperwork.

Usually involves providing feedback on how their product works for us.

This of course means breaking a few “Rules” and probably doing things which I in particular am branded as being unable to do and by doing must be acting fraudulently.

Just do not distract me when blades are spinning!

If people knew just how much I manage to get done, slowly and at waist height in my workshop

A small delight in doing this is that if something, such as a Bench unit doesn’t work.

Being made up in cube shapes we simply make another and they are mostly on castors! (Small things help.) pull out cleaning

I often wonder what will happen if we ever decide to sell, who would want such a modified house, workshop and studio even if the end result is very modern easily used design worse still would the potentail buyer complain about “Cowboy” modifications.

Oh well we simply won’t ever sell.

Comment on Blogging Against Disablism Day by NTE

NTE — Sun, 03 May 2009 00:27:28 +0000

oh, I am SO with you on this. As in, we moved out of our house on Thursday, and I am in limbo while we make the new house ‘me-accessible’. No odor/low odor paint, ramps at the front and back doors, taking the radiator out of the bathroom so my wheelchair can fit through the door – and on and on. One of the hardest challenges in finding a new house was that there were no accessibility type listings, and the realtors we talked to were all clueless… it made the house search about 10 times harder than it needed to be. (As does adding in the cost to make the house ‘me-accessible’ to the price of the house… it certainly took a lot of houses out of the running.)

Anyways: excellent post!