As a contributor to work in Disability Studies, her presentation will center on the able-bodied bias of suicide support services and the unique experiences of those living with both suicidality and disability/chronic illness. The talk will detail especially on the lives of individuals with reflex sympathetic dystrophy (RSD), a severe chronic pain condition dubbed "the suicide pain". Dr. Jenkin's work builds off of philosopher and gender theorist Judith Butler's conceptions of livability to form four forms of abandonment commonly experienced by those with RSD.