We Need To Rethink Depression And Disability
We see a man in a wheelchair and assume he is less happy than the woman standing next to him. But what if that woman is severely depressed
I Became An Adult The Day I Realized That My Daughter Has Special Needs
Through it all I had a little girl who needed me to make it better. Yet, I couldn’t. Despite countless professionals reassuring me that she would eventually be OK, she wasn’t.
What You Learn From Navigating Through The Tinder Trenches (As A Woman With A Disability)
I get it; a 400 lb. chunk of metal under my ass isn’t the sexiest thing, and my anatomy isn’t out of a Playboy magazine. But I’d be lying if I didn’t admit that it’s frustrating sometimes.
You Are Not a Burden: A Letter to People With A Chronic Illness or Disability
10 Infuriating Stereotypes About Wheel Chair Users That Need To Be Broken
I don’t know how I think I can change a stereotype that has been around for always when I don’t know where I’m going next. But I won’t stop fighting it. Even if the fighting drags me into something I don’t want to be in. I don’t know why I hate the stereotype now that I once loved.
Things Only Siblings Of Those With Disabilities Will Understand
Requiring A Driver’s License To Apply For Jobs When You’re Visually Impaired
Living With A Mentally Disabled Sibling
It’s a world just a handful of us exist in, and few outsiders understand. A world so miniscule even grandparents or uncles do not fully grasp what goes on under our roof.
