Ability Over Disability

So, let's settle this once and for all: Are you Team Q-Tip, or Team Let It Be? 👇

Are you listening to your body?

Sarah is a Nigerian woman who lost her leg in an accident. Doctors told her she’d likely never walk normally again. Instead of accepting that, she started rehab, got fitted with a prosthetic leg, and set a goal most people thought was impossible: running a 5k.
The image shows her crossing the finish line of her first 5k race, smiling, determined, proving that disability doesn’t define ability.

This belief still
exists.
What do you think we can do to change it? 👇

What sign is this?
A. Father
B. Morning
C. Eat

Not all disabilitiesh wear uniforms.
Chronic pain. Autism. ADHD. Epilepsy. Anxiety.
You can’t “see” them. But they’re real.
Stop saying: “But you look normal” ❌
Start saying: “I believe you” ✅

React ❤️ if you or someone you love is on the “invisible list”.
You’re seen here.

Before today, had you ever heard the word "Deafblind"?
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Did you know 1 in 20 kids has hearing loss? Does this surprise you?