@chronicallyjenni: There’s no such thing as looking disabled. Disability doesn’t have one look, one body, or one mobility aid. I’m disabled whether I’m in my wheelchair, using my stick, or standing unaided. So often, people only believe disability when they can see it. But invisible and fluctuating conditions are just as real as visible ones. My Disability has become more visible over the years but there are still so many invisible aspects that no one can see, however I look. Let’s challenge what disability “looks like” this #InvisibleDisabilitiesWeek. Share this post to help more people understand that you can be both disabled and fabulous. Follow me at @chronicallyjenni to learn more about invisible and visible disabilities, accessibility, and life with chronic illness. What do you wish people knew about invisible disabilities? Let’s start a conversation in the comments. Video Description: Split-screen video showing two versions of Jenni side by side. On the left, Jenni appears tired and unwell, sitting in her wheelchair. On the right, Jenni is dressed in a blue sequinned ballgown with hair and makeup done, using a clear walking stick. Each version says “I’m disabled,” then they swap places; glamorous Jenni now sits in the wheelchair, and unwell Jenni stands with the stick. They repeat, “I’m also disabled” and “I’m disabled and fabulous.” Text on screen reads “There’s no such thing as looking disabled.” #HiddenDisability #InvisibleDisability #InvisibleIllness

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