and I don't think it's fair that disabled people are made to feel like they've got to validate themselves and their disability or their illness,

and me having to feel like I have to explain or validate to someone why I need to sit in a priority seat.

It's been cool to just like, be able to, like, validate all of the time and the energy and the love that, like I put into this thing, and to be able to, like, pay myself a livable wage, which I quite frankly have like, not maybe ever made before.

validate all of the time and the energy and the

Because they do all seem relevant to long COVID if larger studies can validate their involvement.

if larger studies can validate their involvement.

validate everybody that you had the opportunity.

One, you validate the other person because you're saying I heard you.

So you validate the person, but the content-- the person can say, "No, no, no, no. What I really meant was this."

Number one, validate yourself.

As a result, learning to validate yourself is a powerful tool to stop people-pleasing.

You can validate their struggle and offer your support to them this way you're not minimizing their condition but giving them a shoulder to lean on after all they may have lost opportunities or broken relationships because of their disorder and just need some support.

And after the installation you can just validate

and you want to validate that everything is correctly

Do not let anyone validate your purpose.

Do not let anyone validate your destiny.

In the end, others don't validate or create who you are, only you do.