The vast majority of people I’ve ever worked with have entirely valid reasons to receive NDIS support and are usually under-funded! It’s not just the diagnostic words on paper, it’s the whole person: their family, class, past trauma, available supports. What kind of a community do we want to be?

Oh wonderful. It’s worked so well for Centrelink! Deeply dystopian news given today’s the International Day of People with a Disability.

You write so well mate. Thank you for this, truly. I’ve just subscribed.

My BC is similarly dramatic. I call him my special snowflake 🥰

Congratulations! 🌈