The image included is an iPhoneography piece, of my face, minipulated via iPad art apps that I created in 2015. It represents me in a mixed state. I am unable to attend the Women’s March in Washington on Saturday because I live with agoraphobia and other invisible disabilities that make it difficult to navigate outside of my increasingly diminishing,…

Important issues to me are Planned Parenthood, support for UN population program, dignity of women, climate change and keeping a healthy environment, inequality of wealth, government debt and fair taxation. I think Donald Trump is an embarrassment and a danger to our nation. I believe him to be mentally unhealthy. 82 Years old. Once an…

First, thank you for recognizing the differently-abled among us andproviding this opportunity to have our voices heard. I am joining theDisability March today because, as a disabled person and as a woman, Iam not interested in losing any of the so-hard-fought-for women’s anddisability rights that we have now in this country. Many of which Imarched…

I am joining the march to fight back against our new “leader”. I cannot attend any marches physically as I have several chronic illnesses, had surgery on my spine, and can’t walk very far; but I join virtually in the fight. I am here for women, people of color, the LGBTQIA+ community, any other groups who…

My name is Amber. As a twenty-four year old bisexual single mother with fibromyalgia, anxiety, ADHD, and depressive-bipolar I need to help stand for a better future for myself and for my daughter. I have a 2.5 year old daughter, Aubrey. I am a stay at home mother.

My name is Thea Steggall and I myself am not disabled but I am a mother to 2 special needs kids with disabilities. My oldest daughter is autistic, and my younger daughter is 3 and has chronic illness. She has Mast cell activation disease and eosinophilic esophagitis among others. I will not be able to…

I’m joining the disability march because I can’t make it to the march in DC with my family because of my disabilities. Spending a full day on my feet is just not an option. My doctors regularly joke that I have the body of an 80 year old (I do have the bone density of a…

As a young women disabled early in life, I hope to live in a country where I can seek the same benefits as my peers and not be outcast simply because of my unfortunate illnesses. Prior to the ACA, while I worked full time, my employer did not offer benefits and I was uninsurable; I…

Reason I’m joining the online march: I am not able to join the physical march, because of numerous health issues, as well as an upcoming knee surgery on Wednesday. I want to “march” because I believe people in this country should have a voice, and that together we can make a statement to Washington that…