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@bepbaduong: Súp nấm tuyết tóc tiên. Sáng sáng tối tối mọi người có muốn ăn gì đó nóng ấm thì thử ngay nấm súp tóc tiên này di#bepbaduong #anvatcungtiktok #xuhuong #isoup #monanngon

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2025-10-02 13:19:09
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2025-10-02 14:38:55
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tiemtrachanhxinhxeo :
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vừa ngon vừa tiện lợi
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I used to think needing a powerchair meant I was giving up. But today, standing at the sink doing dishes reminded me of something I’ve been fighting for years: Being able to do something for a moment doesn’t mean my body can handle the cost afterward. This is one of the hardest parts of living with a rare disease and chronic illness — learning that the things people can’t see are often the things that impact you the most. For almost 3 years, I’ve struggled with accepting my powerchair because of the thought that I’m “not disabled enough” if I can still stand sometimes. But disability doesn’t have to look one specific way. Mobility aids aren’t a symbol of losing independence. They’re tools that help me protect my energy, reduce pain, and actually participate in my own life. Day 61 of 105 Days of Change is about learning to trust my body instead of constantly trying to prove what it can do. If you’ve ever struggled with accepting support, a diagnosis, or the tools that make life more accessible… you’re not alone. 💗 What’s something your body has been asking you to accept? #DisabilityAwareness #RareDisease #ChronicIllness #PowerWheelchair #DisabledLife
I used to think needing a powerchair meant I was giving up. But today, standing at the sink doing dishes reminded me of something I’ve been fighting for years: Being able to do something for a moment doesn’t mean my body can handle the cost afterward. This is one of the hardest parts of living with a rare disease and chronic illness — learning that the things people can’t see are often the things that impact you the most. For almost 3 years, I’ve struggled with accepting my powerchair because of the thought that I’m “not disabled enough” if I can still stand sometimes. But disability doesn’t have to look one specific way. Mobility aids aren’t a symbol of losing independence. They’re tools that help me protect my energy, reduce pain, and actually participate in my own life. Day 61 of 105 Days of Change is about learning to trust my body instead of constantly trying to prove what it can do. If you’ve ever struggled with accepting support, a diagnosis, or the tools that make life more accessible… you’re not alone. 💗 What’s something your body has been asking you to accept? #DisabilityAwareness #RareDisease #ChronicIllness #PowerWheelchair #DisabledLife

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