Secret Disability Support! Access to Work Q&A

[@NeighborhoodOfBlue]

It sounds so much better to be disabled in the UK than here in the US. My family has Ehlers-Danlos and Marfan syndromes, and we stuggle for every bit he have, and do without whatever we must.

[@chronic-rose]

idk if you know, but some states in the US have vocational rehabilitation I can't use it do to being unable to do any work at all but it may be helpful to people who can work but struggle with lack of accessibility

[@chronic-rose]

not saying it's perfect or better or even equal, but wanted to say just in case it would help

[@chronic-rose]

but I agree, the system genuinely sucks because it took me 6 years since applying to get SSI and I've been disabled way longer

[@thomasdelore6973]

J'adore cette jeune fille !!! 🤩🤩🤩

[@robinhahnsopran]

Love that you're making this detailed guide! Super useful idea! 🥰

[@judithlashbrook4684]

I'm so glad to see you back, your content has always been so useful to me through my journey... I saw you recently in one of Gem's videos (wheels no heels) and I was so happy to see you out and about! Love, light and spoons to you and all who need them!

[@MsLoma1212]

Thank you❤❤❤

[@CreandoAmor]

Se ve un sistema muy organizado para ayudar y también socialmente hablando se acepta y respeta las diferencias no veo eso en otros lugares me alegra mucho saber que ahí es así porque las enfermedades siempre son más duras de lo que aparentan si además el trabajo y la vida social el respeto y las relaciones no son respetuosas ni ayudan entonces es muy complejo mostremos tolerancia respeto y ayuda 🐳

[@bjfcool2]

Can you talk about the other programs that are available/you applied for? Thanks!

[@alexandrakillworth8213]

Oh my god where did you get that jumpsuit from?? is it a jumpsuit? or pyjamas???

[@ChronicallyJenni]

Haha Jumpsuit it's from Joanie Clothing xx