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super hot take. and yes people with chronic illnesses can be ableist! even if somebody was to per say “fake” it’s an underlying sign of a mental illness that should still be taken seriously. mobility aids are meant to help people function BETTER in a society, not hold them back, hence the name “MOBILITY AID”.  I know the intentions of some of these videos aren’t meant to be harmful, but it can come across as a wrong message to people, especially people who are able-bodied who already don’t understand what a chronic illness is. if people actually took their time to do research, chronic illnesses have different severity levels of symptoms. everyone’s version of healthy is different. yes in order to improve you do gotta push yourself and get out of your comfort zone, but it is all about pacing and how much one can really push. One version of somebody’s pushing is different than anothers and everybody’s version is valid.  I myself I’m trying to learn a healthy balance between listening to my body and letting it rest while at the same time still pushing to do the things that are crucial to my development. I often have the habit of pushing myself too much because it’s so normalized as a society to mask symptoms, and I love my independence. everyone is learning and you gotta be careful about what you post on the Internet. This paragraph is meant to validate both sides of the coin, and I understand where each is coming from.  my conclusion is that it all is about balance. ##chronicil#chronicillnessl#relateablet#fyp##hottake
super hot take. and yes people with chronic illnesses can be ableist! even if somebody was to per say “fake” it’s an underlying sign of a mental illness that should still be taken seriously. mobility aids are meant to help people function BETTER in a society, not hold them back, hence the name “MOBILITY AID”. I know the intentions of some of these videos aren’t meant to be harmful, but it can come across as a wrong message to people, especially people who are able-bodied who already don’t understand what a chronic illness is. if people actually took their time to do research, chronic illnesses have different severity levels of symptoms. everyone’s version of healthy is different. yes in order to improve you do gotta push yourself and get out of your comfort zone, but it is all about pacing and how much one can really push. One version of somebody’s pushing is different than anothers and everybody’s version is valid. I myself I’m trying to learn a healthy balance between listening to my body and letting it rest while at the same time still pushing to do the things that are crucial to my development. I often have the habit of pushing myself too much because it’s so normalized as a society to mask symptoms, and I love my independence. everyone is learning and you gotta be careful about what you post on the Internet. This paragraph is meant to validate both sides of the coin, and I understand where each is coming from. my conclusion is that it all is about balance. ##chronicil#chronicillnessl#relateablet#fyp##hottake

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