Congratulatoins on your wedding and kudos for making the chair a part of the celebration! I loved your idea for having everyone sit.
@chloepatterson9215
6 ай бұрын
You were a STUNNING bride and your chair was a beautiful extension of that.
@jeannineasselin2804
6 ай бұрын
You look so gorgeous in that wedding dress! I find you’re one smart woman ; you thought about everything very intelligently . You took care of yourself by making those decisions. The philosophy you adopted on your wedding day can also be applied for other situations in a disabled person’s life . Your speech made me reflect on the subject of accepting my disabled body. Thank you. ❤
@reginaspain4030
6 ай бұрын
I adore you so much. It was such an amazing day full of love. I still watch the highlight video sometimes cause it’s on the theatre’s website 🎉❤
@natasiadasilva9141
6 ай бұрын
it's interesting to hear about people's experiences around fshd. There's a lot of ableism and confusion in my family about the disease tbh..Pretty sure most of us have it but alot of ppl who were found to carry it aren't symptomatic in my family, which leads to a denial or disbelief about it. My grandad also took a long time to get to the point of wheelchair use and it was painful for him I guess since he spent most of his life without it. It's sort of the "invisible disease" in a way for some people and others very obvious. Regardless I don't think it's anything to be ashamed of! Good on you to embrace your disability. I wish my grandad had. His mental health suffered alot.
@DisabledInNature
6 ай бұрын
Accepting and embracing my disability has been the most healing thing for me. I hope that our FSHD community can continue to make strides to cast off the stigma and internalized ableism that we feel.
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