Really? Even if you have something like Crohn's or advanced COPD? People who have a leg missing can have a better quality of life than someone with Crohn's.
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I agree. Besides, who really reads the words on people's t-shirts? And if you do, do you pay it much heed?i saw the long thread about the clothes in primark. a bit OTT. it’s not encouraging children to behave a certain way. they’re just clothes with words on. it’s up to the parents to teach their kids how to act and what to aim for in life, not a poorly made T shirt from a budget clothing store
i understand that this may be rather an unpopular opinion. come at me
I'm sure I had t-shirts with words on when I was a child, but I can't remember any of it!
I think missing limbs are far worse
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It’s not just slogans. Little girls clothes are cut different and there is no reason for it. Boys and girls before puberty have the exact same bodies. Why would the girls clothes be cut in different shapes? Go look at t shirts in the girls section and there are barely any just plain t shirt cut shirts. They either have a wider neckline or curved bottom, smaller sleeves…. Even the jeans are cut different. I don’t know I am just not picking but it always grinds my gears when I can’t find basic cut tshirts. There are some out there. I can’t stand those girly cut shirts.
He was in a comedy that's being repeated at the moment, called For the Love of Ada
Totally agree with you. How come 5yo boys get to wear normal shorts and 5yo girls’ shorts are cut like hot pants? It’s gross. I’ve always refused to buy my daughter clothing like that.
Virginia Giuffre is probably lying.
kids being vaccinated for covid 19 is wrong.
I’ve miss this thread
kids being vaccinated for covid 19 is wrong.
I’ve miss this thread
I think people would argue that Crohn's and COPD are illnesses rather than disabilities.
You're classed as disabled if you've got type 1 diabetes
What about the other two?
If you're able to claim disability benefits then you're classed as disabled
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Yeah but they're still illnesses.
I read that as the shower gel was called ‘safari in Aldi’ and I thought how terribly tit that safari would be!he has the aldi knock off version of lynx africa it's called safari in aldi
An illness can cause of disability.
I never said it couldn't
They're still classed as disabilities anything that restricts your movements,senses or activities falls under disabilty law ,it's an umbrella term for lots of conditions not just because you're missing a limb.
DLA can be claimed up until 16 when it switches to PIP which people with TYPE 1 rarely get awarded. Magically changes to not being a disability then
Depending on severity hence the personal in PIPDLA can be claimed up until 16 when it switches to PIP which people with TYPE 1 rarely get awarded. Magically changes to not being a disability then
Well it's all sorts of degrees I guess. There's ones you can recover from and ones you can't
I’ve not long got a kitchen island. it was the dream… my 14 year old hates it and I feel like I’m in front of the bgt judging panel when anybody actually sits at it! Sometimes ideas are better than reality.
You would rarely get high rate disability payments unless your condition is lifelong /limiting ,the likes of dementia / alzheimers are illnesses but very dibilitating, more so than someone with a prosthetic limb for eg .
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