Post #1978136
2026-03-03 08:53 UTC
@dahie It ends up being anti-disability in practise. It is not where it comes from (where it comes from is usually anti-drug due to opium history, and racism/colonialism laws that got leaned into instead of reversed), but it is what it ends up being. Most international travel is like this.
I get you, working with other countries is difficult. (Must have misread your original post!) I also would not risk it with Japan, this is why I specified Taiwan. I am honestly taken aback that you're taking them with you at all for Japan, I was under the impression that the chances of being able to bring them are so low it's not even worth attempting. Maybe I should look into it again.
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@dahie@chaos.social 2026-03-03 16:31
@len it depends on the medication - ritalin/medikinet is near impossible, vyvanse is possible and I have friends who got permit last year. And yeah, it's anti-disability legislation by accident, but nobody bothers to remove … which is also ableist :(