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On Positivity

August 28, 2019 M

GREY'S ANATOMY "Six Days" Season 3 Episode 11-12 JANUARY 11 & 18 2007 JUDITH HOAG, MAE WHITMAN, CHANDRA WILSONSource: Entertainment Weekly I mentioned in my last post that I've dealt with my disability "with a great amount of positivity." I began to wonder if there was a reason why. Could it be because of how… Continue reading On Positivity

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Concepts

Acceptance as a Non-Linear Experience

August 21, 2019 M

I realized I hadn't written much on acceptance when it comes to my disability. I think I've mentioned it offhandedly: how my disability is a part of me and not all of me, how it's nothing to be ashamed of...that is all still true, yet I think there's an important distinction to be made. I… Continue reading Acceptance as a Non-Linear Experience

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Dreams, Fears, Hopes

The Return

August 12, 2019 M

Not too long ago I came to a realization of sorts: I needed to get back to the gym. Admittedly there wasn't a great epiphany or anything. There may have been echoes from my physical therapists, telling me that they "weren't miracle workers," in the sense that I had to do some work on my… Continue reading The Return

Tagged cerebral palsy, disability, exercise, fitness
Concepts

The In-Between

August 2, 2019August 12, 2019 M

As all of you know by now, I identify as disabled. I use forearm crutches as mobility aides. I consider both of these statements as factual. Yet even so, I feel like I reside in an invisible realm that I call the "In-Between," which is a place that is both perceived and tangible. Let me… Continue reading The In-Between

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Dreams, Fears, Hopes

Musings on Motherhood

July 29, 2019August 12, 2019 M

I just recently went on vacation to visit a relative and her new baby. I'm thrilled I got the chance to do so. While I was there, I was confronted with thoughts regarding motherhood whenever my turn comes around. I've known that I want to have children for a long time now. I figured that… Continue reading Musings on Motherhood

Tagged cerebral palsy, disability, motherhood2 Comments
Analysis

Going Beyond

June 17, 2019August 12, 2019 M

Source: Nick's Crusade Way back in 2010, I decided to do the AIDS walk with my high school classmates. I ended up walking six miles, and felt proud of that. Later, though, when I got home and all the activity had ended, I was incredibly sore and my legs ached all over. A few days… Continue reading Going Beyond

Tagged cerebral palsy, disability, medicine1 Comment
Dreams, Fears, Hopes

A Note to My Mom on Father’s Day

June 16, 2019August 12, 2019 M

Up to this point I've kept this blog exclusively about living with cerebral palsy. However, today is Father's Day, which has never been an easy day for me for many reasons, two of them being that I'm not close to my father, and he's been...well, absent. So I thought I'd pen some thoughts to my… Continue reading A Note to My Mom on Father’s Day

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