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TABs (Temporarily Able-Bodied) folks, tend to think of a person in a wheel chair when they picture someone with a disability.

Where does that lead us with chronic illness on the hierarchy of disability?

Why was claiming my own disability such a difficult head game?

Acknowledging that I have a disability made me feel like an impostor.

Have you applied for disability or are you considering it?