Do you think people with invisible disablities need more publicity and understanding?
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saxgirl
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People with invisible disabilities are often misunderstood and not taken seriously, and more needs to be done to educate people. Today we are seeing more and more people being diagnosed with Autism/Dyslexia/Tourettes/M.E, etc and these people need more support and connection and they need to have more services in place to make people feel that they are not alone, and they are capable of living a fulfulled life.
Do you think people with invisible disablities need more publicity and understanding? 5 votes
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We should get more help with thisDefinitely .
I can see a lot of trouble ahead with blue badge parking because of the changes coming in and the lack of information
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We should get more help with thisAlthough I agree more help is needed I believe that it is beyond the understanding of most people that do not suffer in such a way in most cases. I think people generally expect most things to be curable and do not like to admit that some can't just in case they get one too. Also it is extremely difficult to describe the more severe levels of most chronic conditions to anyone with no experience at all of any of them. It would be like explaining the difference between white and black to someone completely blind.
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