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It’s Invisible Disabilities Awareness Week 🌻 I wear my sunflower lanyard as a quiet reminder that not all disabilities can be seen. I use mine with an ID card, as it helps show that I have multiple chronic illnesses, that are always there, whether I’m walking or using my wheelchair. As an ambulatory wheelchair user, wearing the sunflower lanyard also helps ease the confusion when people see me stand and walk.. There still exists much misunderstanding around dynamic disability. It’s a small thin

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