Also Tell Me Your Costume Please Because I Am Nosy :)

"If you can't sneeze dramatically, can you even sneeze?" - One of the actors

YESSSSSS THANK YOU! I got diagnosed with juvenile arthritis when I was 8, and only just now got a mobility aid to help me, because since i've been in remission (touch wood) for the last 4-5 years, whenever I tell people I'm disabled they act really surprised or just... don't believe me... (for some reason)

But I'm so happy that this post showed up for me!

Friendly reminder that:

Young people can have arthritis too.

There are hundreds of life long conditions and diseases out there that are typically diagnosed between 12 and 30.

There is a vast difference between being tired and having chronic fatigue.

Just because you can’t tell that someone is unwell from looking at them, doesn’t mean that you should assume that they are ok.

Many chronic illnesses are life long, and incurable. Many of them are potentially fatal.

If you have a disease like Lupus, on good days you still feel like you have a bad flu, 24/7.

Many of the medications used to treat chronic conditions have side effects that can really affect someone’s self esteem - like extreme weight gain, skin changes and hair loss.

Most chronic illnesses have very little awareness - its unlikely that you’ve heard of Sjogren’s Syndrome, Scleroderma, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome or Fibromyalgia.

However these diseases can cause symptoms as varied as joint pain, fatigue, constant nausea, kidney failure, pneumonia, photo sensitivity, full body rashes, paralysis, strokes etc.

So please remember that invisible illnesses exist too :)

mélancolie - Lenni Kim

Red Flags - Mimi Webb

Medusa - Kaia Jette

Who Do You Love - Mariana's Trench

Stay - BLACKPINK

(These are just for now, the ones stuck in my head)

@moonthemagical

@le-petite-ivy

(yeah no i dont have many followers rip)

5 songs

🎶✨When you get this, you have to put 5 songs you actually listen to, publish, then send this ask/tag 10 of your favorite followers  🎶✨ Thank you for the tag Carson, @padmedala. I’ve been liking Tears For Fears lately too. I’ll also look at my On Repeat Spotify playlist because that’s a smart idea. 1. Temporary Fix by One Direction

2. Judas by Lady Gaga (not me screaming to Bad Romance on the radio today)

3. I Don’t Love You by MCR

4. Cruel Summer by Taylor Swift

5. Here Comes the Sun by The Beatles

No pressure tags: @pimplepogue @mychemical-ronance, @kaleidoskuls, @downbytheriversside, @swordsandskeletons, @robinsnance, @mayfieldss @theannoyeddragon82, @she-wont-miss, @themaxbyers

here's a random word generator--whatever word it gives you is now the thing you are the deity of

If you want, you can let me know the language(s) in the tags, and whether or not you speak it fluently!

reblogging this because THE INSTRUMENTAL VERSION HITS HARD

'On Top Of The World' by Shawn Mendes in Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile is a great song. no one can tell me otherwise.

Happy Disability Pride Month to people...

Who have been diagnosed and been on treatment...

Who have not been diagnosed, but WANT treatment...

Who have been diagnosed, and know almost everything about their condition/disease/disability...

Who have not been diagnosed, and barely know their triggers or how it started...

Who talk about their disability, and make it a part of their identity...

Who don't talk about their disability freely, and might be too scared to make it part of their identity...

Who have been on a long and hard struggle and finally, FINALLY got into remission...

Who are still trying to get into some 'better' state...

Who have an invisible disability and don't 'feel disabled enough'...

Who have an invisible disability that has been over-dramatized and hear jokes about it constantly...

Who have been in remission for a while, and don't feel like 'enough' while talking to disabled peers...

Who have not been diagnosed, and sometimes feel like their experiences 'aren't enough' to warrant the disability...

Who have a physical disability, but didn't realize the mental toll it would have on them...

Who have a mental disability, but didn't realize the physical toll it would have on them...

Who got diagnosed rather young and have lived with their disability for most of their life...

Who are only just learning how to cope and live with their disability...

Just like me.

Happy Disability Pride Month, ya'll!

Show Week Update!

Before our last day show, the 2 board ops and I replaced the carpet for some reason, after the sound designer knighted me with a broom and the lighting designer talked about how magenta isn't even a real colour, it has to do with the cones in our eyes and how it's actually green but the green cones aren't stimulated. Read up on it, it's really interesting.

For the last show ever of this production, the actors had some fun with their lines, like in scene where an actor was supposed to say 'wow!' they said 'WHEE!' instead. For a scene where everyone had number cards, everyone turned them upside down. One of the characters gave me a bottle of hand sanitizer when i brought out a set piece. Overall, great way to end it, and the seniors graduating said a few words before the show.

Oh, Valentine's Day? Hahaha, I have rehearsal.

I mean yeah I've been doing it by device cuz mine is a microphone thing, but i also have double cords cuz of the nature of earbuds. I guess i forgot that headphones only have 1 cord lol.

only learned today that I have been wearing my headphones the wrong way for years. Won't change it, was just surprised because DOESN'T THE CORD GET IN THE WAY?