If You Liked This Post, Please Subscribe For Weekly Updates 🙂 July is Disability Pride Month! July is an important month for the disability community because we celebrate disability pride which is an opportunity to honor the uniqueness, history, accomplishments, and challenges of disabled people....
Tag: disability acceptance
How Parents Can Feel Less Guilty For Their Child’s Disability
posted by: My Rockin Disabled Life
April 12, 2022
If You Liked This Post, Please Subscribe For Weekly Updates 🙂 Disabled people aren’t the only ones that struggle with acceptance and families do too, but more specifically parents have a real hard time with it. Parents often struggle with acceptance and in the beginning...
How To Accept Your Disability And Chronic Pain
posted by: My Rockin Disabled Life
February 1, 2022
If You Liked This Post, Please Subscribe For Weekly Updates 🙂 When you live with a disability or chronic pain life is hard because everything you do has challenges that you can’t escape. Most disabilities have no cure and disabled people have to learn to...
If You Liked This Post, Please Subscribe For Weekly Updates 🙂 Mobility aids and assistive devices infinitely improve the lives of disabled and chronically people but unfortunately many don’t see it that way. When people see someone using an assistive device there is so much...
Do You Struggle To Make Friends Because Of Your Disability?
posted by: My Rockin Disabled Life
January 7, 2021
If You Liked This Post, Please Subscribe For Weekly Updates 🙂 When you are disabled making friends is really hard because a lot of people think they understand it, so they ignore your challenges, try to cure you, or refuse to be friends with you...
Guest Post: How Muscular Dystrophy Shaped Me As A Person
posted by: My Rockin Disabled Life
November 14, 2020
If You Liked This Post, Please Subscribe For Weekly Updates 🙂 Having a disability that progressively gets worse over time definitely has its challenges but it’s not as depressing as you may think. When you are disabled, you can use your disability to help others...