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LARA FREIDENFELDS

Historian of Health, Reproduction, and Parenting in America

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    Lara Freidenfelds (Admin)
    • May 3, 2016

    Sorry, I’m Disabled. Oh, Wait, I’m Not Sorry, Just Disabled.

    “Sorry,” I say, “Sorry, but would you mind giving me the directions again a little slower? I have a visual impairment and I didn’t see which way you were pointing.” “So sorry, excuse me for bumping you, I didn’t see you there.” “I’m sorry I didn’t think to get permission ahead of time, but I’m partially blind, and I need to bring in a friend to help me. Would that be ok?” I apologize a lot these days. Constantly, almost. I became aware of it when trying to explain to my frien
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