I've been at the hospital today for a regular appointment that always includes a blood test.
When I got my wheelchair out of the car, the battery fell off the holder underneath. A strap had broken and I simply couldn't use it. I was by myself and walked as far as I could, then started to sit and rest then go again to get where I needed to be. (There is a bookable service for someone to turn up with a wheelchair and push, but I didn't expect to need this).
It's a very large hospital and where I was parked was closest to where I needed to be, so nowhere near any reception desks where I could have asked for help.
Anyway, I got to the clinic and there were 6 people queuing at the window to check in. I promptly sat down on the floor until it was my turn. By the time I was called in to have my bloods done I was completely out of all energy and my pain was 8, spiking to 9 while moving. The nurse taking my bloods must of caught something because it was incredibly painful and not normally like that. I said it was hurting and she just kept going so I ended up bursting in to tears and begging her to stop.
She went outside and got another nurse, and said to her that I must have a low pain threshold. 
When the 2nd nurse came in, she took the remaining blood samples from my other arm, and I didn't even flinch as I'm quite used to having bloods done. I also have some meds where I self inject, so I have no issue with needles.
I'm home now, completely drained of all energy. I have chronic pain and fatigue, hence why I use a power wheelchair. I'm so upset about the low pain threshold comment. I can't get it out of my head. I fear people look at me and think I'm faking my illness and that I'm just lazy. And this comment kind of confirms that fear. How do I move on from this? Thanks for reading, maybe I just needed to rant.