I’m unable to participate in the march due to fibromyalgia and Crohn’s disease. I am sad that I won’t be there with everyone. Rock on nasty women!  

I am joining the disability march because I can’t be in Washington DC to join the physical march. I am currently disabled, and I only receive medical treatment because of the expanded Medicaid program. I refuse to be marginalized by my circumstances, and it is already a fight to be heard by medical professionals, society,…

Why I am marching: We are having a local march, but I cannot walk the distance they are traveling. I am hoping to get the chance to drive down to the end point, and participate at the rally. I am 65, and not permanently disabled, but am still struggling with mobility issues after having broken…

I support woman’s rights. We need to have access to safe affordable medical care and taking away planned parenthood cuts off that access for far to many people to just stand by and let that happen. I also support the ACA. The ACA is the only reason why I am alive today and can receive…

I am joining the Disability March because I cannot physically join the March in DC this weekend. I have Fibromyalgia and Arthritis among other chronic illnesses and so I have mobility and endurance issues. First, I march for myself; I have applied for SSDI and should finally have a hearing this summer but I fear…

I’m Jen. I am joining the march because of the chronic “invisible” diseases I have. Pseudotumor Ceberi, Fibromylgia, Anxiety disorders, depression. Chronic pain. I have been dealing with these for years now and I feel like the doctors don’t take them seriously enough. I am standing up for equality for all, disabled seen or unseen,…

Why I am marching: I am joining the disability march to honor my son with multiple special needs and those of children like him. He has Autism and PANDAS. Many moms can’t Kling the Women’s March because they have to care for their kids and it’s hard to get coverage.

My name is Natalie Gygi, and I would like to join this march because I believe that every woman has the right to health care, and a living wage. Because woman’s rights are human rights! We have to learn from history and not go back. I am 30 yrs old and have been disabled since…

I so wanted to march, to feel like I could be part of a community working together to change in this most disturbing of times. I just couldn’t physically do it but was so happy to be able to participate in some way. Almost 5 years ago I became very sick – first with kidney failure,…