15 days ago
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Posted On: October 4th 2026, 12:37 pm
This is your friendly reminder that not all disabilities are visible, and that disabled people can be hot too!
Shout out to my favourite compression socks by @drwoofapparel which I use for managing my POTS symptoms, @sony for the WXM4 headphones I use for sensory deafening during migraine flares, and to @hiddendisabilities_anz for their amazing sunflower lanyard initative.
(And also to @dangerfieldclothing for my favourite bag, which doesn't help my chronic illnesses but makes me feel very cool which is kind of the same thing.)
#invisibledisability #disability #vestibularmigraine #chronicillness #spoonie
Shout out to my favourite compression socks by @drwoofapparel which I use for managing my POTS symptoms, @sony for the WXM4 headphones I use for sensory deafening during migraine flares, and to @hiddendisabilities_anz for their amazing sunflower lanyard initative.
(And also to @dangerfieldclothing for my favourite bag, which doesn't help my chronic illnesses but makes me feel very cool which is kind of the same thing.)
#invisibledisability #disability #vestibularmigraine #chronicillness #spoonie
Comments (19)
14 days agouncle_traveling_em
Heads up, be careful tagging brands in your captions unless something is an official collab. There have been some instances of brands taking that as consent to take and use people's content, on some technicality. I'm no expert and can't remember the specifics of the couple of examples I saw recently, something in the yarn community I think, where a brand stole and altered content for its own advertising. Just noticed people more informed than me spreading this warning and figured it'd be better to err on the side of sharing it so others can at least be aware of the possibility
14 days agocatscraftsandcuriosities
Yes! I have to wear compression socks every day for my chronic vein insufficiency. They have made a world of difference and so improved my quality of life!
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