"invisible" disability

[kidneymomma]

My son has kidney disease & prune belly syndrome unless I lift up his shirt to show you his scars his looks normal. I do have a shirt that was screen printed for an event that says support kidney disease awareness on the back; I believe I'm packing them for us all to wear one day. I'm planing on getting the disability access card, and tag our stroller as a wheelchair for him.

 

[ammag]

Just another message of understand ing here! I decided to decorate my ECV. Make it my own! I am getting a decal for my car at home that says somehting in support of not all disabilities being visible, because people leaving notes and whatnot upsets me a lot in daily life, especially if my kids have to witness it. Anyhow disney is different and I am going to do my best to have the escape to another world that it brought me when I didn't need the ECV.
If someone makes a remark you could always smile and say, it's really annoying to have to wait for a bus to load my ECV, would you like to trade? You can have my illness if I can wait in line. I didn't phrase that well but you get the point I hope.