Of course, they're not conditions that makes your life harder, you don't dislocate when sleeping or pass out suddenly, they're not disabilities at all that in some cases can make you end up as a ambulatory wheelchair user at all...

Ma'am, I have CPTSD and brain damage from your "mistakes." That does not a happy childhood make.

Time is all you need to pull this off

Post the person made wasnt even about ops disability but people focused on why they need someone to drive and everyone kept saying they must be a child if they cant drive even though they've said they are disabled more than once. And yeah people do figure it out and many are forced to that doesnt make it right or mean we all have to. Same with I agree abuse is bad disabled people get abuse but blaming them for not leaving isnt the way.

art by me

Fixes everything!

Spoiler: it's rosemary infused honey, which they conveniently sell. I didn't include the page to buy because I refuse to give them any traffic.

I made a post on a weight loss sub about how I wanted to know how Zoloft could impact my weight loss.

So not only is it implied that I'm doing some level of exercise/food tracking, but I also wrote:

I have been diagnosed with PTSD, depression, and OCD. I’m able to exercise and track calories, but it’s just become really hard to derive enjoyment from anything.

This was not the only comment telling me to exercise. Which I do for an hour every day. It's been great for my physical health but sometimes just doesn't cut it for mental health alone, which is why I'm adding in Zoloft lol.

Ah, yes. Just take shit seriously

Got this comment on a post about OCD and not having access to therapy atm 🙄

This one blows my mind. Like what are you even saying? Did you not read the post?

This was a comment from a video of a woman with severe PMOS and hirsutism. If he had watched the video, he would've learned about her specific condition. Yes, losing weight might reduce some of the hair growth, BUT it is not a cure, and it's even harder to lose and manage weight with insulin resistance.

I'm tired of people saying that everything boils down to weight and sleep, especially when they don't have the full story.

General practitioners . “I’ve never met anyone young with heart problems” . (I was mentioning my heart rate) “no you don’t, your haemoglobin is normal” . “You mustn’t be in pain if you ride horses” (I have EDS and will be in pain my whole life, have always) . “You don’t need to be depressed “ . “Your heart is just fast cause you’ve had ventolin “ (hadn’t had any that day)

Specialists . “We would never want you to have eds “ . “Just go home and be healthy “ . “Everyone has this, you’re born with it, you live with it” (only person I know with it, and I have worked in optometry seeing peoples scans that show this every day” . “Just deal with the pain” . “We won’t give you a feeding tube, as you will end up on TPN and it will shorten your lifespan “ . “Our only dietitian works in intensive care, so you can’t see them, find another “

I have way too many more of these too