When I Worked As A HHA There Were Too Many Times Where A Hoist Lift Was Required For The Patient But

When I worked as a HHA there were too many times where a hoist lift was required for the patient but their insurance didn't cover it. There would be times where I'd see a patient who doesn't even need one have it just sit in the corner collecting dust. It absolutely made me loose my mind. Nothing radicalised me more than watching people not get the accommodations they need, from getting mobility aids to literal oxygen tanks and then hearing they "mysteriously" died suddenly.

Hospitals, at home services, facilities and the like, if you don't got the "right" insurance then sometimes you'll be left to literally die. It's not a safe place for disabled people who are poor. And shit they're not even safe for certain disabilities they feel it's "hard" to accommodate.

generally i feel that people assume things are more accessible than they are. especially in medical settings. because like a hospital is where you would need to cater to people's health conditions right. so what do you mean that they can't accommodate allergies? a dr's office is where disabled people and people with chronic conditions go, so why aren't they wheelchair accessible? or as mentioned in an earlier reblog, why would they not have hoists for people. this is specifically the place where disabled people will need to go and go often right. this is the place that's meant to be able to cater to people with health conditions. except it's not, the ableism is baked into the system so regardless of how much sense it would make for a food venue to be able to handle food intolerances and allergies - they don't. they don't care, it's not been accounted for in the plan in the first place. they expect to deal with uncomplicated "normal" issues daily and see disabled people as some sort of annoying exception to manage on a case by case basis. and if every place, every venue, every service sees disabled people as an inconvenient exception, a small minority they don't have to implement accommodations and plan for, then the vast majority of public life is inaccessible for disabled people.

Hello, I'm from Gaza

My name is Farah

Can you please help me to study at the university

Me and my family have lost our home, our car, and our dream to study

I hope just to help me to start my education

I was in my first year at university in Gaza but after the war, I lost everything my dream and my education 💔

Hope you really can help with anything

Thank you in advance

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Urgent Relief ... 🚨

Hello

I am Bashar Osama Al-Habil, I am 19 years old

My fatherOsama Muhammad Al-Habil

He was martyred on 11/7/2006

He was 29 years old

My mother is Marwa Marwan Al-Habil, she is 43 years old

After my father was martyred, my mother married

My uncle, Musa Muhammad Al-Habil, on April 4, 2010. He is 49 years old

I have 4 sisters and 2 brothers

They are Baraa Osama Al-Habil, 21 years old

She is studying English in the third stage at the Faculty of Law

Amir Musa Al-Habil, 19 years old

Jumana Musa Al-Habil is 13 years old

Jude Musa Al-Habil is 13 years old

Faten Musa Al-Habil, 10 years old

Osama Musa Al-Habil, 5 years old

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Urgent message from a bereaved family in Gaza Standing by my family

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322 Days of Death🤚🤚

For 322 days we have lived under the weight of war in our area. I am Mohammed, and I live with my three children and my parents who suffer from chronic illnesses. Every day, we face conflict and difficult conditions😣😣

My children live in constant fear and my parents suffer from pain without access to treatment😣😓 Despite all the hardshipsI continue to strive to provide food and water for my family and work to keep their hope for a better life alive👇

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Donate to Assist in evacuating my family from the war in Gaza., organized by Mohammed Alhabil

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Our story reflects the strength of resilience in the face of crises, and we express our hope for a better tomorrow despite everything we are going through🤚🤚🙏🙏

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In the first picture, the children of Gaza go to school at the same time last year. In the second picture, the children of Gaza are waiting for free food and there are no schools for them.💔😭

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Donate and help us, to rejoice our lives that were lost due to war.🥹

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It's with a heavy but hopeful heart that I watch Palestinian families fundraiser on here, slowly accumulating the precious little money to go around that they need to survive. However, not everyone is so lucky. A lot of Palestinians that have not had that kind of luck, that did not get early verification, that did not get massive platforms behind them from large bloggers, have approached me in my inbox, asking me kindly to do what I can for them. It kills me that I have so little to give myself, but I've seen this platform collectively raise enough to change someone's life. I've made a list of Palestinian fundraisers that are extremely low on funds, in the hope that drawing attention to people who have not been lucky at all can help turn that luck around. I know most of us can't possibly give enough to get all of these families safe in one go. But please, reblog this list. Pick one or two fundraisers, give what you can, and then keep track of it. Slowly, collectively, we can make a difference in these people's lives. Share and donate as much as you can. https://docs.google.com/document/d/178EGDFKkHlh3y4TMVX82kqgITHsqtoMdNccI2f_94Os/edit?usp=sharing