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By admin on February 26, 2010
I got a lot of feedback that people loved the “Slower Than Others” gear I added to No Pity City recently, so here’s something different starring a very similarly drawn tortoise. I just love the design of this bag!
Posted in Bags | Tagged cane user, cerebral palsy, crutch user, developmental delay, fatigue, features, invisible disability, slow walker, walker user |
By admin on January 6, 2010
This cute little snail doesn’t care that he moves slowly. He’s letting everyone know that being slower is just right for him! If somebody is moving slowly – literally or metaphorically – please remember that it’s probably not by their choice. Many people have invisible problems, things you can’t see, that slow them down. Pain, [...]
Posted in Mugs | Tagged cane, cane user, cerebral palsy, CFS/ME, chronic illness, chronic pain, complex regional pain syndrome, crps, crutch user, developmental delay, fatigue, fibromyalgia, heart disease, invisible disability, MCS, part time wheelchair user, reflex sympathetic dystrophy, rsd, scooter user, senior citizen, slow walker, walker user |
By admin on December 22, 2009
If somebody is moving slowly – literally or metaphorically – please remember that it’s probably not by their choice. Many people have invisible problems, things you can’t see, that slow them down. Pain, fatigue, and a lot of other problems can force people to move slowly even when they want to be fast.
Posted in Buttons | Tagged cane user, cerebral palsy, CFS/ME, chronic illness, chronic pain, complex regional pain syndrome, crps, crutch user, developmental delay, fatigue, features, fibromyalgia, heart disease, invisible disability, lupus, MCS, part time wheelchair user, reflex sympathetic dystrophy, rsd, scooter user, senior citizen, slow walker, walker user |
By admin on December 18, 2009
“But You Don’t Look Sick!” It must be the phrase heard most often by those with chronic illness, chronic pain, and invisible disabilities. It’s the phrase that inspired me most when I wrote the Open Letter To Those Without Invisible Chronic Illness, which tries to explain how to best support a chronically ill friend or [...]
Posted in Mugs | Tagged cancer, CFS/ME, chronic illness, chronic pain, complex regional pain syndrome, crps, don't look sick, fatigue, fibromyalgia, heart disease, invisible disability, lupus, MCS, reflex sympathetic dystrophy, rsd, thyroid |
By admin on December 17, 2009
What the sticker says is most definitely true – some of us move slower than others. And some of us move a lot slower. And it’s not fun to be the one forced to go slow, especially when the public isn’t accommodating of slowness. If somebody is moving slowly in front of you, please remember [...]
Posted in Stickers | Tagged cane user, cerebral palsy, CFS/ME, chronic illness, chronic pain, complex regional pain syndrome, crps, crutch user, developmental delay, fatigue, features, fibromyalgia, heart disease, invisible disability, lupus, MCS, part time wheelchair user, reflex sympathetic dystrophy, rsd, scooter user, senior citizen, slow walker, walker user |
By admin on May 22, 2009
This poster contains the entire text of my ‘Open Letter To Those Without Invisible Disability/Chronic Illness‘.
Posted in Prints | Tagged CFS/ME, chronic illness, education, features, fibromyalgia, Invisible chronic Illness, invisible disability |
By admin on November 3, 2008
This is what a person with an invisible disability looks like … exactly like anybody else. Wear this shirt when you’re sick of getting abuse for using your disabled parking permit. Whip it out to grab a much-needed seat on public transport without the nasty looks. Give it to all your friends to wear, so [...]
Posted in Shirts | Tagged allergy, cancer, CFS/ME, chemical sensitivity, chronic illness, chronic pain, education, fatigue, features, fibromyalgia, heart disease, humour, invisible disability, looks like, lupus, MCS, MS, pride, thyroid |
By admin on November 3, 2008
Heart Attack … Heart Infarct … Coronary Artery Disease … Vaso-vagal Syndrome … Heart disease. In whichever of it’s multitude forms that you have it, it’s certainly no picnic.
Posted in Shirts | Tagged features, heart disease, invisible disability |
By admin on October 7, 2008
The word ‘sick’ can mean manay things, and I find that leaving the precise meaning open to speculation can sometimes be … rather interesting.
Posted in Shirts | Tagged CFS/ME, chronic illness, chronic pain, fibromyalgia, invisible disability, mental illness, misc, MS, skin condition |
By admin on October 3, 2008
Is your disability a secret? Make sure it stays that way with this shirt … NOT!
Posted in Shirts | Tagged features, humour, invisible disability, pride |
By admin on October 3, 2008
Is your disability a secret? Make sure it stays that way with this shirt … NOT!
Posted in Shirts | Tagged humour, invisible disability, pride |
By admin on October 3, 2008
Are things really best left secret?
Posted in Shirts | Tagged humour, invisible disability, pride |
By admin on September 17, 2008
Got dyslexia? Can’t spell too well? This shirt will alert people and give everybody a laugh at the same time. Guaranteed to be a great conversation-starter.
Posted in Shirts | Tagged dyslexia, features, invisible disability, learning disability |
By admin on September 15, 2008
Sometimes we just don’t feel as “gung ho” and “out there” as the slogans on some of these shirts. I decided I wanted to design some “more gentle” slogans for those days that people needed some TLC and this was my first try.
Posted in Shirts | Tagged CFS/ME, chronic illness, chronic pain, complex regional pain syndrome, crps, EDS, ehlers-danlos syndrome, fatigue, features, fibromyalgia, invisible disability, mental illness, reflex sympathetic dystrophy, rsd |
By admin on September 13, 2008
Not Lazy, Disabled! Make it very clear which one you are!
Posted in Shirts | Tagged CFS/ME, chronic illness, chronic pain, education, fatigue, fibromyalgia, invisible disability, mental illness, MS |
By admin on September 11, 2008
Not so fond of your meds? Meds don’t work anyway? Not your first priority? Better advertise it to the unsuspecting world so they can give you a wide berth … hopefully wide enough that you get a seat on the train!
Posted in Shirts | Tagged invisible disability, mental illness |
By admin on September 8, 2008
Do you do things a different way to others? Use a wheelchair or other disability aids? Tired of people asking why you do it that way? This shirt should definitely solve the problem!
Posted in Shirts | Tagged chronic illness, fatigue, invisible disability, SCI, spinal cord injury |
By admin on September 8, 2008
Want to show the world that you have a disability, even though your disability is invisible or only semi-visible? You need to be wearing the slogan “This is what a person with a DISABILITY looks like.” plastered on your shirt! This T-Shirt was specifically requested by people with invisible disabilities.
Posted in Shirts | Tagged chronic illness, invisible disability, looks like |
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