Here’s a peak into my life as a disabled girl Going from an able body person to a disabled girlie has been the most depressing journey ever honestly. Though I’m thankful for being alive because the restaurant & hospital both tried to unalive me so i wouldn’t sue - it’s hard comparing yourself to all you use to be able to do that you aren’t able to now. You have chronic pain, constantly fatigued and have nerve issues + trust issues. I didn’t think going out to eat would cause me to end up in the ICU fighting for my life, and I definitely didn’t think I’d ever have a stroke caused by the hospital where both establishments tried to cover up how they harmed me. So for all the questions about why I’m constantly crying, why i may not be so friendly or why I’m always sharing my story - it’s because I’m depressed with PSTD and anxiety with MAJOR trust issues. I was SA’d at such a vulnerable space in the ICU then experienced medical negligence and nurse abuse to make me feel like i was the bad person and that did something wrong. A nurse admitted the hospital retaliated against me for speaking up about the SA and that’s so sad that defending yourself means that people could try to unalive you 😔 It’s been a hard two years adjusting to the changes in my mental from the stroke, adjusting to the changes in my body and becoming disabled and CONSTANTLY wondering if I’m being FOLLOWED or an I going to be HARASSED because I’m in two major lawsuits. It’s a scary and uncomfortable way to live *if you are disabled be sure to check out my ankle brace that’s tagged* LTKdayinmylife LTKgrwm LTKstorytime

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