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Sorry to hear this. 🫂💜

The GoA has disincentivized the transition back to AISH in December 2027 by requiring that they provide a new disability assistance medical report. Those with "exceptional cases" will not have to do this. Here is the link to the public survey open until Sept 12 www.alberta.ca/alberta-disa...

I suspect there are much cooler ones available out there now than 20 years ago, so there’s that!

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I know it's hard to hold onto that hope. *hug* I know life shifting in the ways we want it to isn't a guarantee. But it's a possibility. So I hope it works out eventually. 💜

I just hope that at some point you'll be able to get back to something that clearly means so much to you. 💜

Kudos for sticking to it despite all the others who don’t though. 💜

*thanks

I don’t have an aranet, but I do have a monitor that seems to be pretty reliable. :) Tanks for thinking of me!

I’m trying to figure out what I’m going to have to give up in order to be able to do this (I have severe ME, I can’t just do more without something else having to give) and I can’t stop crying.

Seriously what do I give up? Cooking? Bathing? Laundry? The last of my few connections to humanity?

Everyone is talking about trans issues today. No one is talking about the cruelty and harm enacted on disabled people. If you’re trans AND disabled, today is a hell of a day.

So we have to hoop jump (which for people like me, it WILL irreparably harm our health) just so the Alberta government can take away the paltry amount the federal government deigned to allocate for those who qualify. And no one is talking about it except disabled people.