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Don’t Assume I'm Miserable Because I Use a Wheelchair
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themighty.comOne of the hardest things to deal with after developing a chronic illness has been people’s assumptions as they judge me and my illness — and more often than not, lump the two together.
Here are five ableist assumptions people make about my life — and what I wish they understood about my reality. 1. I must be lonely and have no friends.
As an introvert, I have always felt at ease in my own company, and often lonelier in social situations like parties or work events.
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