Talking about Body Integrity Identity Disorder - Just another disability!
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by Sean - 6 January 2010
One of our regulars pointed me to two very interesting videos on YouTube. Both are of (apparently) non-disabled kids - one is pretending, the other just got crutches for Christmas!!! Perhaps we see BIID in too many places, but these really have me puzzled.
Children And BIID continues »
by Chloe - 24 December 2009
On Saturday we had one of my close friends over for dinner. She has multiple disabilities from birth, and is completely accepting and supportive of my BIID. The occasion for dinner was her recent engagement to be married, and she wanted to introduce her fiance to us. It seemed important to her that he and I would approve of each other.
BIID Acceptance continues »
by Peter - 25 August 2009
I suppose it was my duffle bag that was hung over the back of the chair that provoked the incident. True, the space between the displays was particularly tight in that part of the store. I was looking at lumberjack shirts when all the baby buggies behind me fell like dominos. But some of them fell off the shelf and got stuck between my wheels and the display.
Clouseau Strikes Again! continues »
by Chloe - 26 July 2009
I had not been camping since my back injury in December 2006. Mostly it was because of concern about back pain while trying to sleep in a tent. However, my back pain has decreased substantially over the last few months. So, when my male lover invited me to go camping with him in the forest, I couldn’t resist.
Roughing It continues »
by Chloe - 23 July 2009
My hands were still on the steering wheel; I was the right way up. Although there were holes in the windshield, none were in a spot through which I could see anything useful. The driver’s window was completely gone. I could see that cars were going by in the opposite direction, so that meant I was in the fast lane, parked facing oncoming traffic. After a while there was a shout from outside the car: "Are you okay?"
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