In the hospital waiting room.

This project is 15 years old today. A lot has happened in those 15. I'll be revisiting the highlights I can find.

Register now to be part of the next free Open Dialogue discussion, talking about belonging and friendship. All led by disabled people disabilitydialogue.com.au/events/belon...

fantastic new resource, developed with @inclusionoz.bsky.social, about support for decision making www.disabilitygateway.gov.au/sdmhub

Many disabled & chronically ill people are feeling left behind by those who've left Twitter. Concerns range from not having enough spoons to make transition, not knowing where to go and fears they won't be able to find their people once they get there. How can we ensure no one gets left behind?

IT'S THE LAST DAY TO SUBMIT YOUR PUBLIC COMMENTS!!! Please do!! We need stricter standards! We cannot be lax with airborne pathogens, especially in healthcare settings. Let them know!

There are so many of you joining right now that things may temporarily glitch! If you’re seeing “invalid handle”, this is probably one of those things — see this thread for more information.

I saw some transphobes saying people are blocking them without interacting and one asking “what are they afraid of” LMAOO dude we’re not scared of you! we’re trying to cultivate an atmosphere that isn’t built on hate and all any of you ever want to do is bully people.

People sometimes ask me on the clock app for disability justice book recommendations. Here are some of my favorites!

Hello everyone. I'll be working on a starter pack but welcome to the party. I have been gathering good information on Disability for around a decade on air and on Twitter. Feel free to point out sources to me.

Recovery stories take on a particular sensitivity when they relate to an illness that has consistently been belittled and denied. Naomi Whittingham writes about her own experience with the complex reality of ME recovery & the trouble with recovery stories. bit.ly/3YRsP5n

For decades, scientists couldn't figure out why the measles vaccine didn't just lower death rates from measles, but from other diseases too. Now we know it's because measles causes immune amnesia. Measles resets the immune system. It forgets how to fight every single pathogen it's ever encountered.

Hey artists, especially mutuals, who's open for commissions right now (or in January, I'm not in a hurry). Drop me a note.

Things people need to survive should be fucking free.