I am a proud wearer of the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower. Many disabilities, such as autism, chronic pain, epilepsy, low vision, hearing loss, dementia, anxiety disorders, and brain injuries, are not immediately obvious to others.
If you have an invisible disability, you can choose to wear or display the Sunflower to discreetly indicate to those around you that you may need some additional support.
Tessa Watkins, the website owner of Just 1 Voice, also has invisible disabilities and is a proud wearer of the Sunflower.
I am a proud wearer of the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower. Many disabilities, such as autism, chronic pain, epilepsy, low vision, hearing loss, dementia, anxiety disorders, and brain injuries, are not immediately obvious to others.
If you have an invisible disability, you can choose to wear or display the Sunflower to discreetly indicate to those around you that you may need some additional support.
Tessa Watkins, the website owner of Just 1 Voice, also has invisible disabilities and is a proud wearer of the Sunflower.
Tessa and Biz talk about autism in this podcast episode of One Bad Mother. This is a 2-part series because Tessa infodumped during their recording session. What an autistic thing to do.
My partner, 4-year-old autistic child, and I flew transatlantic to visit family and we had one of the worst meltdowns of our lives in the airport.
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