I'm very uncomfortable seeing this type of thing. And a lot of people don't understand why.
Your care can change based on perceptions of your care team.
Your care can change based on perceptions of your care team.
I didn't realize the tech was so good that they can get records if the person can't communicate.
Good to know.
Good to know.
Got one of those little McKoy scanners.
You can learn more on how things have gone historically for disabled people at this website @Musedisability
Pandemic has shifted the disability window to any disability, whereas before you needed to be "disabled disabled" to see it. I see that now and realize I've been lucky.
Pandemic has shifted the disability window to any disability, whereas before you needed to be "disabled disabled" to see it. I see that now and realize I've been lucky.
And people got guardianship for adults with disabilities in the past* because doctors would decide that the PWD quality of life was poor d/t their disability and not offer treatments, medications, and life-sustaining care. So parents and states would need to push for care.
*still
*still
Consistently disabled people rate their quality of life on QOL scales as higher than others who rate them.
Scary.
A lot of assumptions going into extending life that shouldn't be made.
Scary.
A lot of assumptions going into extending life that shouldn't be made.
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