www.disabilitynewsservice.com/deaf-people-...

They are the sweetest lovebugs ♡ my sympathies to you and your sister, it's heartbreaking to lose a dog.

It's where you have two lots of seats and the stage between them, it's a fun vantage point.

You'll like it when you get there!

Right? It's a long time for a no. Poor lad.

Portrait in the attic......
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Toe beans!

Wishing you a safe, cozy snooze like Wilford.
youtu.be/jO2FAE5aLeA?...

Unfortunately we live in a system where (despite the relative privileges medics have) nobody is getting high quality mental health care and structural causes of distress are normalised.

Suicide rates are high too, not as high as in the patient population but noticeably high on the suicides by occupations list (a table of data exists for England and Wales.)
www.theguardian.com/society/arti...

The 2022 RCGP Tracking Survey found that 23% of GPs across the UK were so stressed that they felt they couldn’t cope most days or every day, and a further 22% felt this way once or twice a week. So they might have lost touch with what normal life stress is....

Doctors also tend to self medicated quite a bit, around 10% of UK doctors are abusing alcohol and drugs.
sick-doctors-trust.co.uk/overview-of-...

Only 30% of those GPs suffering would seek support from their practice manager, 45% would seek support from colleagues. The BBC's small sample likely shows the resentment and internalised ableism of very unwell GP staff projected onto patients.
Source: Mind share.google/hAr7Sx7KHYJT...

Here's a list of protagonists or major characters who use wheelchairs.

Novels/novellas
Borderline by Mishell Baker
Death of the Author by Nnedi Okorafor
At the Speed of Lies, Cindy Otis
By Winged Chair by Kendra Merritt
The Gray House by Mariam Petrosyan
Casting Nasturtiums by Celia Lake