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[ryuutchi]

Apparently it's Invisible Illness Week. I'm not sure if my dyslexia counts.

And now I'm remembering comixologist's visit one year, right after her knee surgery, when we were on a crowded buss and she'd sat in a disabled seat because, well, she couldn't stand for long periods of time, and she got bitched at because she's young and should let the elderly and

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[derryderrydown]

She held up her cane at them. :/

And that's why I tend to carry my cane even on days when I don't particularly need it.

[sleepfighter]

I think dyslexia counts. If only because I've seen that some people seem to think that dyslexics are somehow less intelligent and thus need to be corrected on this point occasionally.

Also, man, the panel schedule is still isn't out? Woe. Still interested in helping.

[ryuutchi]

:/ I can't help being unable to keep letters and numbers in their correct order. My brain's funny.

Isis says it's being worked on right now. Knowing them we won't get it until the 21st or 22nd, though. I really wish they'd start working on the damn thing earlier.

[sleepfighter]

With ya there, hun. :/

Baaaah. I want to plan dinner with folks and stuff like that! [shakes a fist]

[arrshley]

Invisible Illness Week? That's interesting. My mom has Multiple Sclerosis. That should count.

[l_the_fangirl]

Papa always carries his cane with him too, for this reason. He jokes that he'll paint racing stripes up it and therefore "pimp his gimp."

I will agree that your dyslexia counts if my clinical depression does.