A reminder that many disabled people use different mobility aids that depend on their day-to-day, this is completely okay and should not be questioned. If I use a manual wheelchair one day and a walking aid the next my ability or why I am using one over the other shouldn’t be questioned. How ever much ableism has made you filled you with questionable intrigue, please don’t let this lead conversations that will only end up in awkwardness. video description: Photo 1 Rebecca, a white woman with brown hair, wears a rainbow coloured strap dress-above the knee , rainbow plimsolls and sunglasses with a rainbow rim. She is sitting in her manual wheelchair that has peach spoke guards with multicoloured butterflies dotted around on it. Words come up: Different Days . Photo 2 Rebecca wears wears a green, blue and yellow velvet top and yellow trousers and shoes. She is sitting in her powered wheelchair Words come up : For. Photo 3 Rebecca wears a dark pink tracksuit, standing holding a walking stick. Words come up: Different days. Photo 4. Collage of the three photos. Words come up: And that’s okay. Cc upbeat trumpets and drums #DifferentAidsForDifferentDays #DisabilityEtiquette #BabeWithAMobilityAid #DisabledAndProud #DisabilityAwareness #ColourColourLovers #SpreadColour #DisabilItyWriter #WheelieGood #LiveLoveLaugh #ColourPop #LifeInMoment #DisabilityCommunity #WheelchairLife #LifeFromAChair #DisabilityBlogger #DisabledLiving #DisabilityLifestyle #LifeLessons #DisabledAndThriving #InstaReels #IntrusiveQuestions #GetToKnow #LiveNow #WheelOnBy #Disability #Blogger