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Posts Tagged ‘Disability’

Why You Need to Start Including Disabled People in Your Healthcare Activism

By Alaina Leary | May 21, 2017

Telling people to stock up on medication in case they lose coverage? Tips like this aren’t taking disabled and chronically ill people into account.

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Yes, ‘Stupid’ Is an Ableist Slur – Let’s Unpack Your Defensiveness About That

By Jenny Crofton | May 14, 2017

“It feels like a betrayal every time.” Still want to use the word “stupid” even though it’s ableist? This will give you reason to reconsider.

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Why We Need to Stop Comparing Mental Illness to Physical Illness

By Alaina Leary | May 10, 2017

Should we be treating mental illness more like we treat physical illness? This is said to address mental health stigma, but here’s why it’s not helping.

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6 Backhanded ‘Compliments’ That Mentally Ill People Are Tired Of

By Sam Dylan Finch | May 4, 2017

It’s hard to know the “right” thing to say when someone discloses a mental illness. This will help you avoid some common “compliments” that hurt.

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4 Reasons Why I Refuse to Say That Mental Illness ‘Doesn’t Define Me’

By Sam Dylan Finch | April 26, 2017

Is it better to separate your mental illness from your identity? Not for everyone – and this may give you a whole new perspective on this question.

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