That;s Funny, You Don't Look Like You have a Disability by Lynda Appell

That's Funny You don't Look Like You Have a DisABILITY

Editorial about how invisible disabilities are just as much disabilities as visible ones.

>Th's funny, you don't look

like you have a disABILITY.by Lynda Appell

Any one who can see that

a man, woman, boy, girl who is in a wheel chair has a visible disability.

Like wise seeing some one using a cane either as a walking aid or as help

for someone who is blind.

Conversely someone who has

an invisible disability, be it a learning disorder, a mental illness under

control with treatment, a person with chronic debilitating pain and many

other examples, too numerous to mention, are seen unless their disability

is known as not having anything disabling about them.

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BIO:

Disabled disability activist for over twelve years in my local Community Support Program and Artists for Recovery.

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