[ SECRET POST #6017 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6017 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

YEAH, this exactly!

In a post-apocalyptic setting where people *care* for each other, plenty of disabled people will do just fine-- will survive whether or not they 'contribute', even, though depending on the person and the apocalypse, some of us will be better suited than others.

You *could* have a post-apocalyptic story where people work on doing what they have to to keep being able to re-create life-saving medications, honestly. And I've definitely read/seen post-apocalypse where finding a supply of insulin was a plot point, even if the character was working for short term survival more than long term. But *certainly* having a mobility aid is not a death sentence.

[meadowphoenix]

right like there is a lot of silence about disabilities in the history of apocalyptic fic but a lot of creators are very deliberately addressing that now. A Quiet Place and the Last of Us are recent and have disabled characters surviving through the years. That insulin story sounds very interesting.

[(Anonymous)]

Ditto "Bird Box" where it turns out the blind are leading the survivors.

[meadowphoenix]

That's true, and technically mentally ill people also survive just fine although that part of the story is pretty crappy.

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Natrt
Just chiming in that the insulin story sounds like it could be Telltale's The Walking Dead s2! As a T1 diabetic, that one stood out to me.

[meadowphoenix]

oh video games sound perfect for exploring that!