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A “space cadet”. A “daydreamer”. These labels Grace grew up with baffled her until she discovered her invisible disability. Immerse yourself in this VR video (sound on!) to find out how Grace experiences sound, and how her impairment fuels her desire to give voice to others. This is one of three VR stories from In a Different Sense, Our Better World’s series on disabilities. | Our Better World

⭐️ Check out this 2025 Invisible Disabilities Week Badge for Oct 19-25 on Instagram, Facebook, X! FREE! Get details, banners, badges, frames, and more: https://InvisibleDisabilitiesWeek.org 🔵 Let’s turn the internet BLUE with awareness, education, stories, support, and resources! Share your stories, photos, and banners (available on the site)! Wear blue! Share your challenges and struggles, things that help you get through the day, people, pets, and service dogs that make a difference in your l

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Invisible Disabilities Deserve Visible Change. It’s Invisible Disabilities Week - a reminder that not every disability can be seen, but that doesn’t make it any less real. At Focus Birmingham, our colleagues, families, carers and the people we support know this first-hand. Sight loss and complex needs aren’t always obvious - but we see each person’s abilities, not just their challenges. Our rebrand and new film, More Than We See, were created to make that clearer to the wider world - and to reco

26K views · 316 reactions | Living with an invisible disability as an elite athlete is just one of the challenges Anna Taylor faces day to day. Tonight, she makes her first appearance at Paris 2024 in the Women's C4 3000m Individual Pursuit at 10:15pm on TVNZ 1. #NZParalympicTeam #Paris2024 #Paralympics #TalkAboutThis | Paralympics New Zealand | Facebook