Update

[Guest guest]

Well,

Once I left Canada, now in Mexico, for the first time in years, I am

actually treated like I am a human being. I have access to services -

health, etc., I can go out without getting treated like an animal,

People in government offices don't laugh at me after they

deliberately trigger anxiety attacks, people are not abusive, I have

made friends. My disability is not used against me to deny me

quality of life. In Canada, I was denied access to treatment (TRT)

therapy - they laughed about that as an amusing concept. No-one here

has changed any document or meedical record to reflect adverse

effects as pre-existing conditions - falsifying my medical reports as

Human Rights Commission in Canada did.

Not one person here has said to me that if I have a disability, I am

not welcome.

The thought of ever having to return to Canada just makes me.. want

to apply for refugee status here. That country's disaiblity

practices are malignant.

Before I left, I refused to sign the Census. Why? Because I am not

a " Canadian " as defined by the Constitution. I am a person born in

Canada who has a disability who should therefore be content to be

homeless becuase I'm disabled- they are two absolutely separate

things in diametric opposition to each other.

I fled Canada.

Anne