Please keep inviting your disabled/chronically ill friends to things. We can't always come, but it means a lot to know we're still wanted.
My social circle has dwindled *dramatically* since I got sick, and the pandemic cut off 80% of what remained.
Even if I say no a lot it doesn't mean I never want to come. In fact, it means I want to see people more, when I'm able.
Wow, OK. This took off faster than I can keep up with the notes. I didn't know that was a thing that could happen on Mastadon!
Thanks for the faves and follows! Isolation, disability, and chronic illness sucks.
@Rhube
You've spoken up my mind and hearth ..😘.
80% friendloss is much but i'm actually on 100% since abt 3 years ago by reasons... and no one wanted to believe me that this is the reality; no medical assessor of my Health insurance not even some governmental ppl...
they always wrote one as minimum and normally i was then shortly on getting a very bad an agressiv temper for not noting the reality.....
@Rhube talking of isolation, just realised I've left the house twice in two weeks. Once to get my hair done and once to take the cat to the vet.
On the plus side, I've tidied my bookcase lol
@The20thDoctor Yeah, I hardly go outside anymore. I haven't had my hair done since the pandemic (two weeks before the first lockdown I got an undercut, so that's been INTERESTING to grow out).
But, I have just got a mobility scooter, and I'm hoping that will help.
Dr Ro Smith
Caitlin mka Katie
Who? (Tam) 
Crazy Pony