As there are any groups on this forum for women with disabilities?

As there are any groups on this forum for women with disabilities?

I have multiple sclerosis, a masters degree in health administration, a WFH job and enjoy my life but there are days that I struggle. Anybody out there agree?

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  1. Anonymous

    Great question. Honestly I have no idea, however, I think it would be great if there was one.

    I have multiple physical disabilities that affect me differently from one day to the next. I'm self-employed and work from home, which works great for me and my situation with my health. My disabilities are severe enough that I'm considered no longer traditionally employable, but at the same time not severe enough to qualify for disability despite the fact that I take over 20 pills a day just to keep me healthy and alive.

  2. Anonymous

    I could have written that comment! As long as I can work from home, I can handle a full-time job. If I had to commute, I would not be able to work. It just takes too much of my very limited energy to do so.

  3. Anonymous

    I was recently diagnosed with a genetic disorder and may become physically disabled.

  4. smith cohn
    Hi Regina, I admire your strength and resilience in managing multiple sclerosis while thriving in your career and personal life. I also have challenging days, and it's inspiring to hear from someone who embraces life so fully, you're not alone! Play unlimited wordle
  5. Anonymous

    Thanks for your

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