Sis, I don‘t mean this in a trite way - sending strength (which you clearly already have a lot of) and solidarity.
The way disability is treated in society is vile and ableist, as if it is a personal and moral issue, rather than a material one. When I was dealing with my MS diagnosis, some #bekind
friends refused to believe that I was very ill and went wild when I spoke about disability, yet were very TWAW. They claimed I was trying to develop a ‚disabled identity‘!!! The cognitive dissonance was so strong in those women and life feels a lot kinder without them in it. Oh the irony, that these #bekind (aka policing other women with opinions) people are often total judgemental
witches, lacking in any form of critical analysis of life and any real care for their fellow humans, other than their pathetic social media platitudes.
If you have to say be kind, it means you are probably the opposite.