Providing Support. Part 5(Inaccessible Accessibility)

I have so much more to give, and I'm getting myself back on track.

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It really means a lot to have you all here.

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I speak about the ways that I try to make things easier on myself at home. I was struggling to move as the title suggests and also struggling getting the app to work. This episode was recorded on Wisdom.

Does Social media cause more harm than good? I was sent this question, (most likely at random) and was hoping to hear a variety of people give a variety of answers. That's not how things turned out, but I still received a lovely guest. This episode was recorded on Wisdom Social Audio and lovely guest is, The Clarity Concierge.

We don't all have the same beliefs, we didn't all the same upbringing. We don't all have the same opportunities. So how can we all be expected to be the same way?

Sometimes accommodations are made, which is good. They just may happen to be poorly executed, which is bad. We won't always get them right on the first try, but that doesn't mean that we shouldn't bother trying. Accessibility benefits everyone.

I'd never assume knowing more about the child in your care than you do, simply because we may share the same condition. This is a collection of things that I think would have benefitted me when I was growing up and what other people with tourette's syndrome have told me what was helpful for them, as children.

Thank you for starting this journey with me. The only way is up.