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"My Friend Has A Terminal Illness, Karen, He's Not Faking A Disability"

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🗓️ 18 October 2024

⏱️ 16 minutes

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0:00.0

My friend is dying, Karen. I just came across the sub and it seems like the perfect place to rant about an incident that still makes my blood boil to this day.

0:09.0

Back in high school, my friend group included this guy who had a terminal illness.

0:13.6

He was at the point where his doctors were shocked, he was still alive.

0:17.2

Aside from being skinny and a bit pale, he looked like any other average teenager.

0:21.6

He had his good days and his bad days, but even on his good days he would

0:25.8

tie it easily. He didn't talk much about his illness and he tried to be normal like everyone else.

0:31.2

For example, he would talk about the college he wanted to attend and what career he wanted.

0:36.7

We respected that and never brought up his illness. He had a placard so we would always park in handicapped spots. As you can imagine we often

0:44.4

got dirty looks when a bunch of seemingly healthy teenagers piled out of the car.

0:49.6

Our friend ignored the looks so we never said anything to these judgmental people.

0:54.4

One weekend we all decided to go to the amusement park.

0:57.3

After an hour or so, he started getting tired.

0:59.8

So we got him one of those loner wheelchairs. Like the teenagers we were, we took turns doing

1:05.2

stuff like pushing him really fast and doing wheelies, but we were careful not to bother

1:09.7

anyone else. I remember him laughing his butt off. That is until her current shouted at us from like 30 feet away.

1:17.0

You know you're keeping that wheelchair from someone who might actually need it. Don't you? I looked at my friend and his smile instantly disappeared.

1:26.0

I was done, effing done. So I marched over to her knowing exactly what I was going to say

1:31.6

after biting my tongue so many times.

1:34.4

I didn't raise my voice so my friend wouldn't overhear what I said.

1:38.0

I'm sorry, ma'am, but I'm sure you'll be happy to know my friend has a terminal illness

1:42.1

and his doctors say he could die any moment now

1:44.6

so someone else will be able to use the wheelchair very soon. She got all red in the

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