The Things People Say to Disabled People That Need to Stop Now
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The Things People Say to Disabled People That Need to Stop Now
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The words we choose matter.
Many people with disabilities hear comments that are meant to be kind, but can actually be hurtful.
"You're so inspiring."
"You don't look disabled."
"I couldn't do what you do."
These statements may seem harmless, but they often reinforce stereotypes instead of recognizing the person.
In this episode of Disability Discussions with Ihoma Healthcare, Dr. Grace and Dr. Gadson have an honest conversation about the everyday phrases that people with disabilities hear, why they can be harmful, and what we can say instead to promote dignity, respect, and true inclusion.
This isn't about calling people out. It's about helping all of us communicate with greater understanding and empathy.
🎙️ Join the conversation as we challenge harmful narratives, increase awareness, and work together to create a more inclusive community, one conversation at a time.
💬 What is something you've heard that people should stop saying to individuals with disabilities? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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