Throughout the last several years, the trend of “National/International Days” has consumed social media; some of these are quite preposterous. For example, did you know there is a National Crouton Day? Or a National Upsy Daisy Day? Neither did I. Then, there’s the obligation that accompanies this growing list of national days. Somehow if you manage to neglect posting an adorable photo of your dog on #NationalDogDay, it is implied that you don’t care about your dog. In an attempt to make up for this reprehensibility, naturally you post a “photo dump” of your dog the following day along with a caption full of apologies for being a terrible dog mom/dad. Forgive me if these statements come across as cynical – don’t get me wrong, I love my dogs and I enjoy seeing everyone’s adorable fur-babies throughout my social media. That being said, there is an entirely different list of national days intended for awareness that I think we can all appreciate. I am talking about the countless disability-related occasions intended to spread awareness and educate our communities. Below, you will find a list of those in which February is host to; each of these being supported by a linked source (or two) to provide more information.