February 2006. If I had to guess, he did a dive or jumped in and landed on his foot, judging from the background. Now, would this have been enough to require an ambulance? Yes, if nobody else was around to drive him to the ER. If in the US, your right foot is your driving foot!
It’s not funny to “ragebait” disabled people! you don’t know how their body reacts to adrenaline! It’s not funny to make someone sick/feel worse! Also if you’re going to don’t be surprised when they snap at you!!! I’m gonna feel so sick tomorrow…
LAST PHOTO OF 2025! What a year it has been! Back at my old school while I was crippled with a broken foot. That was during summer break of 2023 and I crutched for the first week or so of that cast, then walked on it for another 5 weeks which included a plane trip out of town. Flying with a cast is always fun although the airport security checking is kind of a drag. And you get lots of people staring at you while they scan your cast with the wand and pat it down and swab the top and bottom of the cast!
Literally so tired of explaining all of the extra effort that keeps my medically fragile ass alive to supervisors who have literally 30 plus pages of fucking documentation.
Like please, just say it with your full chest. You’d rather have a dead employee than an accommodated one.
Just be honest for once in your useless fucking life. Just tell me you’d rather I was dead than inconvenience you yeah? My wheelchair literally snapped and you threw a fit about how and I quote “distracting it was, and how much hassle it was” for you to ship me off to somewhere else, when it’s not what I asked and advocated for, for the same solution I pitched in the office beinh what I had to carry out on my own, stranded after eight hours in an underfunded and overwhelmed emergency department, who I literally told you wasn’t equipped to handle complex mobility needs.
I am so fucking tired.
Tanunda, South Australia. Jeez, nice buddy he has, toting the crutches for him and pushing him around!
