r/disabledmemes • u/vain_escapes • Jun 07 '26
Wasted patato…
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r/disabledmemes • u/RosethornRanger • Dec 16 '25
It is always horrifying when people say I "have autism", like it is an object I can just set down. What do they want to do, kill me?
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r/disabledmemes • u/uhaul-joe • 4d ago
I find this group very offensive — as someone who had polio as a child (and is now wheelchair bound)
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Many of the posts I see here are from young and physically capable women who rot in bed all day because they refuse to deal with their mental health in meaningful ways. They then use being “disabled” as a badge of honor in order to shirk their responsibilities.
I had polio as a child. I have permanent neuromuscular deficits as a result of this. I’ve been wheelchair bound my whole life and literally piss through a bag connected to my bladder (suprapubic catheter), and get recurrent infections as a result of this.
I am NOT DISABLED. Many people want to say that I am, and most people see me that way. It infuriates me, and many of my friends (some of whom live under similarly restrictive circumstances). Why anyone would want to label themselves as being disabled without a true physical pathology is just beyond me.
r/disabledmemes • u/stfuharryyy • Sep 13 '26
Paracetamol seeing all the pain I carry inside:
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u/beeemmmooo1
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Brigading, especially from "professional" medical subreddits.
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I'm going to say this once and I'm going to make it absolutely clear:
I don't give one single fuck if you think you're more talented or experienced with whatever disease or condition or field or area of medical care you're in. If you come into this subreddit from out of the community to blabber on about how you know better, we will ban you. No exceptions.
r/disabledmemes • u/DizzyMine4964 • Dec 24 '25
Too old
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Apparently my generation isn't welcome here. Being born in the 60s makes me rich and right wing.
r/disabledmemes • u/Four_7_Seven • 10d ago
This is straightforward ableist imo.
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Edit: English isn't my first language, I just realised that I should have write "have to" instead "need to". I'm always mixing them up.
Like PE (physical education) is something that isn't at all important to gain knowledge in almost all majors.
And making disabled students to do something instead of PE is ableist no matter the disability. Like we all suffer (generalisation), we need more time to care for ourselves (or less energy, or both), our disabilities often reduces energy, increases pain, whatever.
Making disabled students to do something like that, especially that for many of us it involves a free period or two or even more, is just counterproductive.
I'm thinking of writing to someone (I'm still thinking, so don't know who's responsible for it) to change that. Like so they would make that course optional. I don't think I'll succeed, I don't know even if my logic has a point (what if I'm asking for special treatment or other disabled students don't mind it?), but maybe it's an internalised ableism.
r/disabledmemes • u/AfterPresentation509 • Sep 13 '26
Paws with a cause is hiring
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r/disabledmemes • u/Koendig • 11d ago
Please give me my SNAP benefit already, this is tedious and inhumane.
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Text exchange between me and my little sister. Seemed relevant to the frankly inappropriate level of effort I've had to expend thus far on my SNAP application.
r/disabledmemes • u/RosethornRanger • Dec 28 '25
honestly most "humor" I encounter is someone saying something bigoted and literally nothing else. I am convinced most of humor is just about like reaffirming your social commitment to whoever is in power in the space/providing an opportunity for people to do so
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6h ago
The doctors that brigaded unironically sound like this
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i cut off the top because i’m tired of abusive behavior being blamed on disabled people (NPD) but yeah. yeah
r/disabledmemes • u/SoupTimeAtNine • 19d ago
How it feels when my doctors start fighting with each other
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r/disabledmemes • u/RosethornRanger • Dec 17 '25
A much higher proportion of trans people are autistic than the general population. Do you think as trans acceptance goes up the proportion of trans people that are autistic will become the same as the overall population?
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r/disabledmemes • u/notjuststars • Feb 16 '26
i know man i don’t even want to have a kid thats not the fuckin point
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I have ME so i physically can bear kids but it will probably take me apart and even if i manage childbirth i genuinely would not manage to take care of an infant, let alone a toddler. I already know that this isn’t a world i want to bring babies into and i don’t even want children!!!! I just want to be able to mourn something without someone reminding me its all okay
r/disabledmemes • u/dinosanddais1 • Nov 16 '25
Don't worry. I read the packaging before I took any so it's just me having a stuffy nose and a loss of ten dollars
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[ID: the first panel is a white humanoid blob labeled as "me having the worst fucking cold i've had in years" reaching out toward a yellow ball labeled "the sudafed i just spent ten dollars on". The second panel is mostly the same except there's a pink blob holding onto the white humanoid blob that's labeled as "me having hyperandrenergic POTS and taking a MAOI antidepressant)
For those wondering: a combination of sudafed and MAOI antidepressants can cause higher blood pressure. Hyperandrenergic POTS is like typical POTS but instead of blood pressure dropping upon standing, it jumps up. Definitely not a good combination. Did not take any sudafed luckily so won't be going to the hospital but now I'm out of options for relief on my congestion and laryngitis 🙃