Ms. Wheelchair New Mexico October Ramirez 2026

Ms. Wheelchair New Mexico October Ramirez 2026 Early diagnosis is key to extending one’s quality of life. Make genetic testing standardized.

06/03/2026

Tomorrow I have surgery for carpal tunnel release. Had my left wrist done last year, time for my next therapy wrist tomorrow. Honestly, removing my piercings will take longer than the surgery itself. Love that. I will update you all.

I’m not funny or loopy post op. I wish I was. I’m just a tad more spaced out. Or I’d made a funny video about it.

06/02/2026
06/02/2026

Hopefully I have good news down the road. For right now I was told I needed to do stairs or I couldn’t get on at the train station in my town. She wouldn’t go into what the next closest station was that was accessible, she hung up on me.

I am using a filter, because I’m a blotchy crying mess. My adoptive mother is trying to make sure I can still make it. I was hoping to do the majority of this without her help. I thought I did, but this was a major setback.

Just poetic that the main setback in getting there to hear myself and others speak on platforms of how to make the world better and more accessible to us could have been finished for me due to inaccessibility. I hope this can be rectified. Looks like my “I finally took the train” goal will no longer be a possibility for me at this time.

Honestly this is part of why I need to move from where I am. That and the fact that medical accessibility for rare diseases is insanely hard as well.

Hopefully one day these sort of barriers will cease to exist.

06/01/2026
06/01/2026

You may mean it in the kindest way, but please stop saying this. Much love, stay spooky!

Image description: Ms. Wheelchair New Mexico in black light talking about accepting a hard to accept reality of her life and how some things people say out of support feel more like a threat. Her arm is sometimes over her head.

I am not a monolith. Everyone will have different opinions on this. So gauge how they feel about it. 💚

05/23/2026

Just so you know, this is a view held by more than just me. 💚🤟🏼 consent is mandatory.

Some of us are born this way. Some of us have a genetic predisposition.
05/22/2026

Some of us are born this way. Some of us have a genetic predisposition.

Image description: purple text on light purple background that reads, “You can do everything right and still become disabled.”

05/22/2026

It's the internalized ableism and all of the people who do make us feel like a burden or an issue. We deserve to take up space and be a part of society, as does every able bodied person. Life is hard whether you have a disability or not, but chances are you will become disabled in your lifetime and that doesn't always mean being in a wheelchair.

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