perfectly unsteady
sometimes the beginnings we wouldn’t have wished for
become the beginnings we wouldn’t wish away
a blog about disability
I wanted to carve out a space to share about disability. Some of these posts may pertain to SDR, but I’m hoping to go deeper than that too … to cover topics beyond the SDR experience that affect people with disabilities and their families.
enough
enoughI remember coming home from second grade and staring at my crooked legs in the mirror. I had watched my classmates on the playground that day. I stood back, quiet and still amidst their shouts and laughter, part envy and part curiosity as they effortlessly ran...
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test postThe little boy’s parents sit nearby: a man who speaks fractured English and a woman wearing a hijab who does not speak at all. We’re together in a small waiting room with milky white walls and straight-backed chairs alternating red, blue, green; to my left is...
wheelchairs are beautiful: removing the shame from assistive devices
Especially after a major, life-changing surgery like SDR, we face so much pressure (often self-inflicted pressure) to ditch all assistive devices and defy any CP-related limitation. But there’s nothing shameful about using the tools that help you live the kind of life...
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