Is MCS real–or just a psychosomatic, “boutique” disability?
People with disabilities have a long history of needing to convince physicians, researchers, and even family members that they experience very real ailments. Most recently, people with Multiple Sclerosis, Gulf War Syndrome, and Post Polio Syndrome had long intense battles with physicians to convince them that the incapacitation they experience is not “in their heads,” or a manifestation of a “poor attitude.
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- I live in Virginia and currently lease a privately owned home. I am disabled and can no longer do the steps in my home. I would like to find a home without steps but don know if i can break my lease without losing my deposit and security.
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