Angel Ariel
Well-Known Member
As I said earlier, @Gomer had a much better explanation than I. If you read his post and come away with that being hypocrisy then I don't know that there's anything left to sayI am simply making an observation there is certainly for some people, particularly those seeking to abuse the system, a hypocrisy at times. If I claim anxiety of being enclosed, leaves me u able to wait in a line, for any amount of time, I am sorry but how can someone take me seriously as I climb into a doom buggy that may break down mid ride and leave me sitting in that thing for over a half hour total (has happened many times).
People with disabilities have the right to calculate their risk in every situation just as nondisabled people do. They may have to risk assess in more and/or different situations than nondisabled people do, but the agency to make that risk assessment for oneself is the same. Doing so in the context of their disability - which they and/or their caregivers understand better than anyone not living their experience - doesn't make them hypocrites or exaggerators.