A conflicting access need is when two or more disabled people have needs that it& #39;s hard to accommodate simultaneously in the same space (e.g., a service dog handler + severe dog allergy)
I have conflicting access needs with myself, suspect I& #39;m not alone. What are some of yours?
I have conflicting access needs with myself, suspect I& #39;m not alone. What are some of yours?
[Food]
Because of MCAS, life is a lot more comfortable if I basically cook all my food from as close to scratch as possible, or buy Very Spendy Snacks
But my disabilities also cause fatigue, which means cooking is energy I don& #39;t have and also I& #39;m on an extremely limited income
Because of MCAS, life is a lot more comfortable if I basically cook all my food from as close to scratch as possible, or buy Very Spendy Snacks
But my disabilities also cause fatigue, which means cooking is energy I don& #39;t have and also I& #39;m on an extremely limited income
Also, I often need to wear braces to keep my hypermobile joint from partially dislocating
But the pressure from the braces can give me anything from a rash to flushing that keeps me awake all night. (Spoiler: so can injuries from not wearing the braces.)
But the pressure from the braces can give me anything from a rash to flushing that keeps me awake all night. (Spoiler: so can injuries from not wearing the braces.)
Side note: let& #39;s keep this thread free of unsolicited advice
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