Anyone who uses a mobility aid even occasionally has had to deal with other people’s reactions. And one of the biggest annoyances is what happens when we step away from, or don’t use, or CAN’T use our regula mobility aids for whatever reason.
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Any ambulatory wheelchair user has inevitably stood up to get something off a grocery shelf and had to deal with accusatory glares and even outright accusations of fakery.
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Those of us using canes or crutches have undoubtedly had to forgo them in some family member’s tight-spaeced home and had to explain (usually more than once) that not using them doesn’t mean we’re “cured.”
[img description: 3 blue toned shirts, 1 ¾ sleeve, 1 long sleeve and 1 hoodie. All bear a swirly gray design with text reading, “In my chair… STILL DISABLED… out of it.”]
[img description: A tote bag that’s white on one side and black on the other. Both sides bear a swirly gray design with text reading, “On my crutches… STILL DISABLED… Off of them.”]
[img description: A white mug laying on a counter surrounded by colorful donuts. On the mug is a swirly gray design with text reading, “With my cane… STILL DISABLED… Without it.”]
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Available as Tees, Bags, Mugs or Pillows, get out ahead of the inevitable with these designs- now in our PrettySick Supply Shop.
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