I can relate. I have chronic migraine with constant sensory sensitivities. Even if I’m feeling well enough to leave my house, the public spaces that are available are inaccessible to me due to fluorescent lights, loud music, proximity to a busy street, and/or big crowds. And those are the barriers BEFORE factoring covid into it. I can’t …
I can relate. I have chronic migraine with constant sensory sensitivities. Even if I’m feeling well enough to leave my house, the public spaces that are available are inaccessible to me due to fluorescent lights, loud music, proximity to a busy street, and/or big crowds. And those are the barriers BEFORE factoring covid into it. I can’t get sicker. Chronic migraine made my life small and then covid came and made it even smaller.
My community is on facebook and twitter but those platforms suck. The loss of twitter as a public space right after losing IRL public spaces due to covid risk has been devastating.
I can relate. I have chronic migraine with constant sensory sensitivities. Even if I’m feeling well enough to leave my house, the public spaces that are available are inaccessible to me due to fluorescent lights, loud music, proximity to a busy street, and/or big crowds. And those are the barriers BEFORE factoring covid into it. I can’t get sicker. Chronic migraine made my life small and then covid came and made it even smaller.
My community is on facebook and twitter but those platforms suck. The loss of twitter as a public space right after losing IRL public spaces due to covid risk has been devastating.