#(its one i'm keeping a close eye on just to be sure in comparison to the other stuff like my hyperthyroidism and me being autistic but)

I generally don't have an issue telling people about my disability and what it's like. Either they asked or I need an accomodation and don't mind explaining why.

Here's the thing that abled people need to understand, I respect an answer of "oh that sucks" far more to "we'll have you tried yoga?" You don't have to have answers or solutions, I'm never telling you for that purpose. If you don't know what to say, that's fine. You don't have to fill that void of trying to fix things, I go to my doctor's for that.

That said, if something I struggle with sounds too familiar, and you want to ask more because maybe something you thought was normal maybe isn't? I'm here for you, and happy to go through every symptom and what I did about it to help you out on your new journey.

#me #actuallydisabled #actuallyautistic #actuallygad #generalized anxiety disorder #actuallyhyperthyroidism #actuallyhoh #actuallychronicearissues #actuallychronicearaches #*not my post #good commentary #relatable #(Just want to reclarify these concepts too but)#(last one was much more an issue in my childhood but i did have an inner earache resurface again in a recent year)#(its one I'm keeping a close eye on just to be sure in comparison to the other stuff like my hyperthyroidism and me being Autistic but)#(I remind people I literally had operations done on both my ears to get tubes removed)#(and they sometimes are like '?!???!?!')#(and I forget most people in the world didnt have to deal with even surgery for ears)#(despite how incredibly common childhood ear infections can also be for many children who were my age when I had them)