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do you have down days with your disability?
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ellieflower3
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no judgement just a question because I do and want to connect with as many as possible to help and get stuck in!
Lilly Josh
do you have down days with your disability? 13 votes
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yesAbsolutely, I think it's normal to have days where we become so frustrated because of our limitations. It's difficult to manage your feelings about it when you're having a bad day with them, but that's ok
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yesAmi_Host said:Absolutely, I think it's normal to have days where we become so frustrated because of our limitations. It's difficult to manage your feelings about it when you're having a bad day with them, but that's okLilly Josh
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yesHello @ellieflower3,
Yes, I certainly think some days are better or worse than other days. How are you currently? It is great to see you getting involved with so much on the forum alreadyCommunity Volunteer Adviser with professional knowledge of education, special educational needs and disabilities and EHCP's. Pronouns: She/her.
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yesL_Volunteer said:Hello @ellieflower3,
Yes, I certainly think some days are better or worse than other days. How are you currently? It is great to see you getting involved with so much on the forum alreadyLilly Josh -
yesHi @ellieflower3,
I notice a really important thing about your post! That is you are able to recognise when you are struggling and put support in place for yourself. Well done. I hope you can get the rest you need. I am okay thank youCommunity Volunteer Adviser with professional knowledge of education, special educational needs and disabilities and EHCP's. Pronouns: She/her.
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yesL_Volunteer said:Hi @ellieflower3,
I notice a really important thing about your post! That is you are able to recognise when you are struggling and put support in place for yourself. Well done. I hope you can get the rest you need. I am okay thank youLilly Josh -
yesI can tell that you enjoy supporting others @ellieflower3. It is great, the world always benefits from people helping people. However, please know we are also here for you if you need supportCommunity Volunteer Adviser with professional knowledge of education, special educational needs and disabilities and EHCP's. Pronouns: She/her.
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yesL_Volunteer said:I can tell that you enjoy supporting others @ellieflower3. It is great, the world always benefits from people helping people. However, please know we are also here for you if you need supportLilly Josh
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yesThanks @ellieflower3Community Volunteer Adviser with professional knowledge of education, special educational needs and disabilities and EHCP's. Pronouns: She/her.
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sometimesI don’t have a physical disability but I do have limitations due to my mental health problems. I sometimes feel sad that I can’t do things, more often than not it’s little things that others take for granted rather than the big things. I mean I wanted to be a pilot but have come to terms with the fact that that will not happen, but I’d call that a big thing. It is more the little things like jumping in the car and going to the shops or being able to spend a day alone at home without support that I will never accept that I can’t do. However I try to use this lack of acceptance as fuel to fight the issues and find support and hopefully get better in the future.
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yes66Mustang said:I don’t have a physical disability but I do have limitations due to my mental health problems. I sometimes feel sad that I can’t do things, more often than not it’s little things that others take for granted rather than the big things. I mean I wanted to be a pilot but have come to terms with the fact that that will not happen, but I’d call that a big thing. It is more the little things like jumping in the car and going to the shops or being able to spend a day alone at home without support that I will never accept that I can’t do. However I try to use this lack of acceptance as fuel to fight the issues and find support and hopefully get better in the future.
I hope this rambling makes sense!Lilly Josh -
sometimesellieflower3 said:66Mustang said:I don’t have a physical disability but I do have limitations due to my mental health problems. I sometimes feel sad that I can’t do things, more often than not it’s little things that others take for granted rather than the big things. I mean I wanted to be a pilot but have come to terms with the fact that that will not happen, but I’d call that a big thing. It is more the little things like jumping in the car and going to the shops or being able to spend a day alone at home without support that I will never accept that I can’t do. However I try to use this lack of acceptance as fuel to fight the issues and find support and hopefully get better in the future.
I hope this rambling makes sense!
I don’t really know the official definition of a disability but I’m quite sure that would count. I’m sorry to hear you are in that situation, though, I’m glad you joined this forum, I think you will find it really helpful and supportive. -
yes66Mustang said:ellieflower3 said:66Mustang said:I don’t have a physical disability but I do have limitations due to my mental health problems. I sometimes feel sad that I can’t do things, more often than not it’s little things that others take for granted rather than the big things. I mean I wanted to be a pilot but have come to terms with the fact that that will not happen, but I’d call that a big thing. It is more the little things like jumping in the car and going to the shops or being able to spend a day alone at home without support that I will never accept that I can’t do. However I try to use this lack of acceptance as fuel to fight the issues and find support and hopefully get better in the future.
I hope this rambling makes sense!
I don’t really know the official definition of a disability but I’m quite sure that would count. I’m sorry to hear you are in that situation, though, I’m glad you joined this forum, I think you will find it really helpful and supportive.Lilly Josh -
sometimes@ellieflower3 I will take a look at that thread
I am not too bad today, thanks, I am meant to be doing some study but just taking a short break to come on here for a bit. What about you? -
yes66Mustang said:@ellieflower3 I will take a look at that thread
I am not too bad today, thanks, I am meant to be doing some study but just taking a short break to come on here for a bit. What about you?Lilly Josh -
sometimesNice he looks comfortable there hehe
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yes66Mustang said:Nice he looks comfortable there heheLilly Josh
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