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I'm afraid that's just what it's like to be disabled. Nobody believes you, eventually even your own family turns on you thinking you're exaggerating or faking.
by ad404b8a372f2b9 4y ago
I'm afraid that's just what it's like to be disabled. Nobody believes you, eventually even your own family turns on you thinking you're exaggerating or faking. Lots of us learn to minimize it, or hide it entirely when possible.
Finding people to talk to who've been through the same thing is comforting, I hope you'll find people with PASC, but even if you don't, don't hesitate to reach out to disability forums there is a lot of overlap between disabilities, both the health issues as well as the social aspect.
- ananiochita 4y agoYes, the last two years have opened my eyes about what it's like living with a serious chronic medical condition. It's one of those things you can't really understand until you live it yourself, much as you may see it often in loved ones, family or friends.