I have fibromyalgia, which among other things makes it difficult for me to walk or stand for long periods, so unfortunately I won’t be able to join all the amazing people attending the Women’s March in person.  Having this venue to join those marchers in solidarity means a great deal to me. No matter what…

I am a TBI survivor and am unable to attend large crowd events.  I support the message the Women’s March represents and I want fellow participants to know they are supported beyond the numbers that are there physically. I am currently disabled due to a car accident in 2012 (hit head on by a postal…

I am a woman with disabilities and a sexual assault survivor. The ACA and Planned Parenthood have literally saved my life. I want to stand up for compassion.

Hi, my name is Christine Siegel – that is I in the lower photo in the blue shirt, blonde hair, along with my daughter, Erika, at a recent family reunion.  My sister, Tricia is above on her scooter.  We would both have attended the march but for our severely curtailed ability to walk.  Tricia suffers…

I am a 39 year old living with Rheumatoid, Fibromyalgia, Systemic Lupus, Osteathritis, anxiety and sever depression. I am disabled and own a small business as well. I believe in woman power and know we are so much stronger than we are given credit for. Feminism has never been worse than it is today, woman…

We join to support the Affordable Care Act and the right of every American to receive quality healthcare, and to express our solidarity with people of every religion, gender, and ethnicity. We worry that the incoming administration will not protect the most vulnerable among us. Adan is a dad, husband, son, brother and brain stem…

I’m joining because I am a disabled woman and I love America. The illness of lipedema has left me disabled and disfigured, Lipedema is a genetic fat storage disorder and it’s often quite painful and debilitating. I can no longer march or walk but I am joining online because I can still speak up for…

I’m here because I can’t be there. I have multiple invisible autoimmune diseases that make it painful and sometimes impossible to tolerate prolonged walking, sitting, standing, and cold, wet, or heat. I also often need to be near restrooms. I’m so grateful for this opportunity to be seen and counted. Thanks to my very expensive…

I woke up the day after the election not feeling well, so I called in sick. I saw a text from my son that said he was scared. Then I saw online that Trump had won. I couldn’t believe it and things felt very surreal. I called my daughter at work to let her know…