We humans like to be active, to play, to learn, to explore, to engage. Many people manage to spend most of their lives in a happy middle-ground and never experience much of the extremes. But as our society demands more and more from us while dismissing some of us entirely, many of us are still stuck at either extreme.
This is by far one of the most important lessons I’ve learned since becoming involved in disability spaces. And I will repeat it as many… Read More »It’s not Laziness and It’s Not You
A friend of mine recently said “the last thing I need is a new diagnosis” about the thought that they could be neurodivergent, and it… Read More »One diagnosis to rule them all
This post contains non-explicit discussion of diet, eating disorders, anxiety, and depression. If any of these topics are triggering for you, please either stop reading,… Read More »My ARFID Journey: the first month