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babes with mobility aids hi, i’m jasmin! 👋🏻
welcome to my my digital scrapbook of disabled joy, pride and visibility 🫶🏻🌈
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all my love to you all ❤️‍🩹🫂ID: Text is overlayed on a cream rectangle, with a pink and baby blue squiggly border. The b...
18/08/2026

all my love to you all ❤️‍🩹🫂

ID: Text is overlayed on a cream rectangle, with a pink and baby blue squiggly border. The background is navy blue. The text reads “solidarity with my fellow disabled australians tonight, and a gentle reminder that: you are allowed to be angry. you are allowed to rest. you are allowed to log off. you are allowed to do whatever you need to do to get through this.” END ID.

shame on you Australian Labor Party Mark Butler MP Jenny McAllister and any politicians that vote to pass this bill. it ...
16/08/2026

shame on you Australian Labor Party Mark Butler MP Jenny McAllister and any politicians that vote to pass this bill. it is a disgrace to hold an inquiry and then wilfully ignore every single person who shared how this bill will harm 100,000s of people.

ID: A block of black text on a pale pink background, with a pink and baby blue squiggly border and brown stripes in the background. The text reads “to the labor government and the senate committee: disabled people will never forget that when 4500+ of us told you the harm your legislation will cause us, you recommended it pass anyway.
when disabled people die as a result of these cuts, their blood will be on your hands.”
The account name babes with mobility aids 👩‍🦽💗 is written at the bottom to signify the author. END ID.

shame on you Australian Labor Party Mark Butler MP Jenny McAllister and any senators that vote to pass this bill. it is ...
16/08/2026

shame on you Australian Labor Party Mark Butler MP Jenny McAllister and any senators that vote to pass this bill. it is a disgrace to hold an inquiry and then wilfully ignore every single person who shared how this bill will harm 100,000s of people.

ID: A block of black text on a pale pink background, with a pink and baby blue squiggly border and brown stripes in the background. The text reads “to the labor government and the senate committee: disabled people will never forget that when 4500+ of us told you the harm your legislation will cause us, you recommended it pass anyway.
when disabled people die as a result of these cuts, blood will be on your hands.”
The account name babes with mobility aids 👩‍🦽💗 is written at the bottom to signify the author. END ID.

swipe to find out why you should follow or unfollow me 👉🏻ID: Image one has a pink tile background with a pile of scrap p...
12/08/2026

swipe to find out why you should follow or unfollow me 👉🏻

ID: Image one has a pink tile background with a pile of scrap paper and some polaroids on it. There is blue text and letter beads that read “reasons to follow me or unfollow me”. The top polaroid in the stack is a photo of Jasmin at the Laufey concert. She is wearing a brown cardigan with lambs on the front, as well as a metallic brown gingham skirt. She also weara a homemade pink felt crown with her name on it. She has brown medium length hair and is smiling at the camera. Image two is the exact same except for the text. There are small text boxes across the screen that read as follows:
“i believe everything is political”
“i am proudly queer”
“i vote greens”
“i am terrible at pacing and constantly overdo it because i hate missing out”
“i almost exclusively eat processed food because of my autism”
“i believe gender affirming care is su***de prevention”
“i’m a chronic outfit repeater”
“i hate AI slop”
“i’m staying fat in the era of ozempic”
“i take pride in not centring cis men”
“i believe disabled people deserve financial independence”
END ID.

07/08/2026

what would you add to this list? 💬

VD: Jasmin talks into a small red microphone and lists 5 things she thinks are worth your money as a disabled person. She has long straight brown hair and wears pink framed glasses. She is wearing a brown cardigan with lambs with blue bows on them. END VD.

Transcript:
Jasmin: “5 things that are worth your money as a disabled person.
1. a powerful compact hairdryer
2. a good quality mattress
3. good quality pillows
4. loose comfy clothes
5. a cute shower chair”

06/08/2026

some of you may know that i spoke at the NDIS inquiry back in june. i actually ended up in emergency surgery 2 days after i spoke in melbourne, which has made it more difficult to continue my advocacy efforts while i’ve been recovering!

i wanted to share a snippet of my speech as the inquiry is due to wrap up as a reminder that we still have time to fight this! it is by no means over and done with. if you have the capacity, have a look at the resources Jordon Steele-John and his team have put together to help us keep fighting back 🤍

if you are interested in hearing my full speech, i finally edited and uploaded it to youtube, which you can find in the link in my bio!

VD: Jasmin sits at a table, next to another speaker. There are people watching and listening in the background while she gives her speech. She is a brunette wearing her hair down, and is wearing a white collared blouse underneath a black gingham dress with floral shaped ribbons. There is text at the start of the video that reads ”We have one more week to stop the NDIS Bill. It’s not over yet!” END VD.

Transcription:
Jasmin: “I’m asking this committee not just to listen to me, but to the silence in this room. That represents everyone who could not be here today to share their story. This Bill will not affect all disabled people equally. It will fall hardest on the people who are already carrying the most, those with the fewest informal supports, the least capacity to navigate complex systems, the highest barriers to self-advocacy. While simultaneously removing the review rights that would allow them to challenge the decisions made against them. The repeal of section 31, which provided the scheme’s human rights foundation, is not a technicality; it is a clear statement about what this system is now for.”

03/08/2026

welcome to s**t arts and crafts! the series where i have absolutely no idea what i’m doing but somehow still manage to make something somewhat presentable 🤪

in today’s episode, i made a felt crown for the laufey concert because i got fomo two days before the show lol 🫣

show me your laufey crowns! 🩷

VD: A compilation of clips where Jasmin is making a felt crown, including cutting a paper template, cutting the felt, rearranging the different colours for the lettering, stitching the letters into the crown, stitching the crown together, and adding a red circle to each point. The end clips show Jasmin at the concert wearing the crown, and Laufey performing on stage. The voiceover speaks in a sarcastic tone while narrating each step. END VD.

Transcription:
Jasmin “Welcome to arts and crafts with someone who’s s**t at arts and crafts. I’m your host Jasmin, and today we are making a felt crown for Laufey! So I started by cutting out this paper template and started pinning it, but also note the time here (3:36PM), now I want you to pause and go into the comments and guess how fu***ng long this took me. Anyway, I started by trying to cut the felt around the template which was a stupid idea, so then I eventually actually traced it out and that was much easier. How embarrassing that it’s taken me an entire hour to get to this point. Then I cut out the lettering which was way too small so I had to make it bigger, which I also conveniently didn’t film. This is me trying to decide which order I want my colours to be in, and then it was time to stitch the letters because I also didn’t film me cutting them out. Nor did I film putting Mei Mei on or literally anything else. And finally, I stitched the crown together, and glued on these for final touch. Now I bet you’re wondering, what time is it? How long did it take you? Well, these final touches were completed at 1 in the morning, a whopping 8 hours later and we have this masterpiece. A bit embarrassing about how long it took but at least it looked cute and I had fun. If you made a felt crown for Laufey too, tell me in the comments.”

dare i say one of the best concerts ive ever been to? all the disabled joy with sash 🌙 at laufey 👑🐇ID: Image one is a ph...
29/07/2026

dare i say one of the best concerts ive ever been to? all the disabled joy with sash 🌙 at laufey 👑🐇

ID: Image one is a photo of Jasmin and Sasha at the concert, both smiling and sitting in their wheelchairs. Jasmin is wearing a homemade pink felt crown with her name stitched into it, a brown cardigan with lambs, and a metallic brown gingham skirt. Sasha wears a chequered knit jumper and a denim skirt, with thigh high black stockings and black mary jane shoes. There is scrapbook stars and the text “disabled joy @ Laufey”.
Image two is a photo of Laufey performing on stage, with dancers to her left and right. She is wearing a red tulle skirt and matching red cheongsam top, holding a red guitar as she sings. A photo of a Mei Mei the bunny plush and a photo of Jasmin’s crown are overlaid as stickers.
Image 3: A photo of Jasmin in the same spot as before with the stage and crowd in the background. The same star stickers appear, as well as a drawing of Mei Mei. END ID.

24/07/2026

wow who could have seen that one coming? 🤪 anecdotal reports are coming from a variety of participants who have randomly lost a significant portion or all of their funding overnight, with very little or no time to argue their case. we have seen this happen every single time large changes are proposed to the NDIS, and enough is enough. stripping people of their supports with little to no warning and ignoring the evidence that indicates their supports are reasonable and necessary is unbelievably dangerous.

the fight isn’t yet over - keep talking about it with your friends, family, your local MPs. our most vulnerable need our support and our voices!

VD: Jasmin lip syncs to an audio that says “who could have seen this coming? who could have predicted this? MEEEEE. me.” There is text on screen that reads “POV: the NDIS is stripping participants of their funding before the new legislation even passes”. Jasmin’s demeanour is passionate and fed up. She is wearing a grey-blue sweatshirt. END VD.

as a victim of domestic violence yourself Pauline Hanson i would hope you understand that it is not as simple as just “n...
22/07/2026

as a victim of domestic violence yourself Pauline Hanson i would hope you understand that it is not as simple as just “not putting up with it”. the vast majority do not share your privilege to just get up and leave.

say their names.

ID: Each image has a pale purple and orange gradient in the background. Image one has a screenshot of comments made by Pauline Hanson, with a photo of her to the right. The comments read “It is wrong, but it’s also a two-way street. I’m not saying that it’s just men, women can lose their cool as well. Society is under so much pressure ... The pressures of cost of living, people having to pay the bills... Everyone is under so much pressure and it’s really hard. I don’t think we communicate enough with each other... Domestic violence is a scourge but look... I’ve been through it myself in my life. And I just feel if you’re not in a house where you feel safe... Then you shouldn’t put up with it. If these women are getting abused by men out there, then don’t put up with it.” Text under the screenshot reads “when women lose their cool, they might raise their voice, slam a door, or say something they regret. when men lose their cool, more than one australian woman dies every week in australia.” The second slide starts with the text “say their names pauline.” and then lists every woman who has died to femicide so far in 2026.
Velvet Crystal Sky Pesu.
Richarna Ryan-Prior.
Sophie Isabelle Quinn.
Nerida Quinn.
My Hoa Cuu.
Bishnu Kumari Gurung.
Erica Coyne.
Belinda Nicholls.
Melonie McKay.
Katherine Sanowski.
Chamindika Jayawardena.
Kate Paterson.
Eva Lasrini.
Christine Marshall Hunter.
Rebecca McIntyre.
Meaghan Bowler.
Pamela Morrison.
Ruvena Lam.
Carron Scott.
Jan Kauffman.
Kylee McHugh.
Kamrun Nahar.
Mallorie Jane Roberts.
Lavanya Chappa.
Jana Armstrong.
And 13 unnamed women.
Underneath the text reads “38 australian women have lost their lives to femicide in 2026 so far. this is no “two-way street.”” END ID.

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