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ALyour reminder that you don’t need to feel embarrassed for highlighting your invisible disabilities 🤍 🌻 #chronicillnessawareness #chronicillness #invisibledisability #sunflowerlanyard #spoonie
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THYou only see the moments I’m well enough to be seen.
You don’t see the hours, days, or sometimes weeks before and after ❤️🩹
The price of looking “okay” is often something no one else sees. The pain, the exhaustion, the way your body makes you pay for it later.
This is the reality of living with a chronic illness like M.E (myalgic Encephalomyelitis)
Just because someone looks okay doesn’t mean they are 💗🫂
If you can relate, you’re not alone 🫶🏻
Inspired by @becoming.vincent
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#chronicillness #chronicillnessawareness #invisibledisability #invisibleillness #mecfs
@this.is.the.illness.m.e
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LILet’s talk invisible hearing aids 🦻🏻
For years, I used NHS hearing aids with custom moulds and replaceable batteries (team brown stickers for the win), before I was privileged to be #gifted a pair of Signia Active Pro hearing aids in 2021 in order to review them for a WIRED article.
The main selling point with them is that they are discreet, and can easily be passed off as wireless ear pods if you were perhaps more self-conscious about wearing hearing aids. That was less of an issue for me when, at that point, I had worn far more noticeable NHS hearing aids for around a decade. I was more interested in finally having hearing aids which could stream phone calls, videos and music. The downside was that the magnetic chargers for them eventually became so temperamental, that even the slightest knock would disconnect them - it became like a balancing act of sorts.
Now, I’ve been wearing ReSound Nexias for a couple of months after being #gifted a pair to experience Auracast (scroll back a few Reels for that video). I’m back to custom moulds, the charger is straightforward and hassle-free, and interestingly, the tube connecting the mould to the behind-the-ear microphone is much thinner than the NHS tubes, making it much harder to notice.
Again, discretion isn’t an issue for me, but it does allow me to disclose my deafness as and when I please. There’s power in my disability being ‘invisible’ in that I can choose when to make it ‘visible’ (even though I strongly believe every ‘invisible’ disability is visible if you know where to look), but I imagine it can also be frustrating if you’re after a more casual acknowledgement of your needs.
Anyone else feel the same way?
[Video description: Liam in a green T-shirt lip-syncs to the first lyric before dancing. Text on-screen reads: ‘I keep it undercover… After around a decade of NHS hearing aids, l’ve been using ones which can be passed off as ear pods, or with thin wiring... Let’s discuss my changing opinion on ‘invisible’ hearing aids 👇🏻’]
#HearingAids #Deaf #DeafCommunity #InvisibleDisability #InvisibleHearingAids #Disability #DisabilityAwareness
@liamodelluk
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DR5 Ways to Cope with an Invisible Illness. Do you struggle with an invisible illness?
#invisibleillness #invisible #invisibledisability #invisibleillnessawareness #invisibledisabilities
@drjencaudle
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IAI don’t usually like to get into this conversation on here but this moment will genuinely stay with me for the rest of my life and I can’t quite figure out why. It’s so hard hitting to hear a medical professional tell you that the medical system has completely failed you and the years of torture and torment shouldn’t have ever happened… bizarre but all too familiar I’m afraid.
#mentalhealth #chronicillness #invisibleillness #spoonie #invisibledisability
@iamolivergeorge_
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SHLife post stroke doesn’t just effect the big moments. It shapes my everyday routine.
Some days are easier than others but every day is a reminder of how far I’ve come and what I’m still overcoming.
Sharing my reality to spread awareness and show that the recovery is an ongoing journey 💛
#strokesurvivor #youngstrokesurvivor #braininjuryrecovery #braininjury #stroke #invisibledisability #mystory
@shannelpearman
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THKids just look like kids 👍🏻
Judahs solar system line up 🔭🪐🌕🌑 @nasa
#autistic #invisibledisability #autismacceptance #autismawarenessmonth #etiquette
ID sarcastic video, kid with thumbs up to a quote saying “you don’t look autistic.” Scrolls to size comparison of planets and moons.
@thecommunitybugs
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JOInvisible Disability.
#disability #invisibledisability #skit #comedyvideo #sketchcomedy #disabled
@josephakibler
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MA70-80% of disabled people have non-apparent disabilities.
People with disabilities with nonapparent disabilities face a different type of discrimination from those with apparent disabilities. We often get gaslighted and our access needs get dismissed.
I first learned about the Hidden Disability Sunflower through social media. The Hidden Disability Sunflower is “a simple tool for you to voluntarily share that you have a disability or condition that may not be immediately apparent – and that you may need a helping hand, understanding, or more time in shops, at work, on transport, or in public spaces.”
Shortly after, as I was transferring flights at the London Heathrow Airport, I saw the Sunflower mark at the security line, and I witnessed a security attendant kindly approach a passenger with the Sunflower lanyard, asking if they needed help. I thought, wow, how cool.
Disclosing your disability is never required. However, there are some of us with non-apparent disabilities who have higher support needs than others, and this Hidden Disability Sunflower can be helpful.
Earlier this year when I traveled to Europe and had a 4-hour layover in London, I decided to rest at a lounge. I didn’t have a Hidden Disability Sunflower lanyard at this time, but I recognized a woman who did and sat next to her. The Hidden Disability Sunflower became an icebreaker and we ended up having a nice chat. I realized through this experience, that the Hidden Disability Sunflower can also act as a way of building community.
Do you have a Hidden Disabilities lanyard? 🌻
For more information on the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower check out @SunflowerLanyardScheme @HDSunflower.US
Day 34/40 #AutismAt40
#Autism #Autistic #Neurodiversity #Neurocomplex #AutismAcceptance #AutismAwareness #DisabilityInclusion #InvisibleDisability #A11y #AutisticAdults #AutisticWomen #LateDiagnosedAutistic #AsianAmerican #JapaneseAmerican #Disability #DisabledAsian #AutisticAsian #ThisIs40 #Over40 #Over40Women #AutisticLife #Neurospicy #ActuallyAutistic
@marisahamamoto
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CRToday I was questioned for using a disabled toilet, until I had to explain my ostomy.
This is why awareness matters.
This is why we speak up.
This is why we educate.
If you live with an invisible disability… I see you.
#InvisibleDisability #OstomyLife #DisabilityAwareness #CrohnsColitis #ChronicIllnessWarrior
@crohns_ostomy_life
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CHWhat do you think? I certainly don't have a perfect answer, but it's something I think about a lot, and am always curious what others think. And there's of course so many layers to this-visibly disabled people don't have nearly as much proving as invisibly disabled folks, of course.
#disability #disabled #disabilitypride #wheelchair #invisibleillness #invisibledisability
@chuckaoki
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SHSometimes people decide what they believe before they know the truth.
You can see the moment curiosity turns into judgment… and then reality sets in.
Not every disability is visible.
Not every story is obvious.
Move through the world with a little more awareness, and a lot more respect.
#InvisibleDisability #Assumptions #Awareness #RespectOthers #RealLifeMoments #ShoelessPerformance
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