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Today is the anniversary of our legal marriage. Not our wedding (commitment ceremony), our marriage. We were married in a small cubicle in a government building. No family, no friends, just a lovely clerk with the right credentials to marry us in the eyes of the law. Because our family is incredible, they decorated the River House in order to celebrate our ability to finally be legally wed. The unfortunate truth is that marriage inequality still exists in America. When we had our wedding celebration Cole was still on SSI with very important benefits we simply couldn’t afford to give up. Cole’s bladder Botox, for example, is incredibly expensive, but it is also an absolute game changer for his quality of life. So instead, we opted for a commitment celebration. He worked his booty off with the avenues provided to him (the Ticket to Work program) to get to a point where we could truly be married. After a couple years of determined effort, focus, and a dash of luck, we finally were comfortable enough to take the leap. We got married, forfeited our benefits, and haven’t looked back since. Too many disabled folk in our country are still struggling with this very issue. In fact, we’ve known loving couples who were forced to divorce following an injury just to stay afloat and receive benefits like Medicaid, SSI, and a caregiver. Absolutely horrible. There’s no need for these outdated laws holding back our community and standing in the way of love. As society continues to become more accessible and inclusive, disabled people are thriving in new ways. Our laws should reflect that. Let there be LOVE!!




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