Living with MS for 41 years leaves me unable to stand for more than a few minutes — but we all must stand against Trump’s threats to personal and civil liberty, to science and knowledge, to a free press, to compassion, diversity and love. Website: http://carrie.seriousgames.msu.edu

My name is Sophia and I am an autistic woman with chronic pain. I am marching because my health care is in jeopardy. I’m in medicine necessary for my survival, and necessary for me to parent my two daughters. Trump is not the right choice for the White House. I march in the hopes that…

I have severe endometriosis as well as IC which makes every day life debilitating due to chronic pain. Long distance walks are nearly impossible for me to physically do without being put into excruciating pain. But I so badly wanted to be apart of this incredible March and movement. I am a crisis counselor for…

I want to be part of the Women’s March on Washington, however, due to a lack of stamina from depression and anxiety, I can’t participate. Joining the Disability March is a perfect solution!   I am “marching” because, as a feminist, I want to simultaneously reject Donald Trump as a legitimate president because he is…

I’m joining the disability march because for thirteen years I’ve been disabled—one of the Millions Missing–because of the illness ME/CFS. I’m joining the march because I fear the future for people with my illness, that the funding needed for studies leading to treatments and a cure for us will remain less than what Congress allots…

I have lupus, dysautonomia and EDS. I have to walk with a cane and use a wheelchair for length distance. Society has so little thought put in to the lifestyle of a person with disabilities that we become second class citizens. Things that you have never thought about before, like walking up 3 steps, can…

I am 33 years old and I live in New York. I was born with Cerebral Palsy and walk with the assistance of crutches. I try to view my crutches, my disability as a gift but this is admittedly, sometimes difficult because of the limitations others impose on me and the assumptions that are made….

I join the fight for LGBT rights, prison abolition, a $15 minimum wage, free healthcare and college tuition, police accountability, disability rights, and sex work legalization.

I march metaphorically because the world I support is inclusive, kind, and moves forward on the progress we’ve made. I believe that everyone deserves an opportunity to grow and that society should nurture our gifts and talents. Disabled from Lyme disease, I am unable to participate in the streets due to the cold rainy weather…