My husband had a brain tumor and Mayo Clinic said he was disabled but SSA docs who had never seen him said he wasn’t. After appeals we finally got benefits a year before he died in 2010. Thank you for helping people with this horrible process.

As a parent of 2 kids in college who thrive with a few simple accommodations, thank you.

Don’t forget it reduces your workforce without you having to announce layoffs. Driving people to quit is definitely part of the strategy.

This made me literally laugh out loud.

As a parent I am simultaneously glad I pushed for my daughter to get diagnosed her senior year of high school and sad that I didn’t push for it before school had become so very hard. I’m sorry you weren’t able to get an earlier diagnosis.

❤️❤️

It is a truth universally acknowledged that a Gail in possession of a social media account must be in want of a good shenanigan.

It’s a known developmental thing at 5ish apparently. My son used to weep about us being in the cemetery and he wouldn’t be able to find us. (Also definitely the Cure)

I remember that stage with both my kids. Is he five now? (Not possible be abuse Weeo is still a toddler from Twitter.)