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  1. I have been disabled for 27 years and always been left without “quality support and having a valued life in the community,” as Tish rightly suggests.

    It seems that we disabled are considered not worth saving or caring about any more over the last thirty years.

    I was severely chemically expose in 1992 and have suffered from brain injuries, nervous system damage, and immune system dysfunction ever since.

    These injuries all occurred after exposure at my workplace and since after a seven year Workers Compensation claim no-one has ever been blamed, so I have fallen right through the social safety net.

  2. It’s disgusting the level of attack disabled people have had over the last decade+.

    ACC, DHBs and Work and Income have no doubt shortened the lives of many. Deliberately hard to access resources, vague information and a team of sycophants making sure to run those flithly blights on society down so they themselves can profit is all it’s taken to make IHC gush with gratitude over what any normal NZer would consider a few stale crumbs.

    Hope you are well Cleangreen.

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