Leslie Poet

Another week as a burden on society with details of how my outlaw lifestyle includes happiness. Whatever next?

A wonderful trip and a zest for life don't take the disability away.

Once in a lifetime opportunity come with learning hard lessons about yourself.

Sometimes we stand in our own way, and the solution comes from an unexpected place.

Is life what happens when we are busy making other plans, or is it something that happens to someone else? What does it all mean?

Whatever next? It's a good question and I haven't got a map for where I am going either!

Living with disability is about accepting your limits, constantly making adjustments and learning to live with altered timelines and arriving more slowly than you planned

It's all about accepting a life of cognitive dissonance.

That's right, a regular human sending algorithmically unoptimized thoughts out to other unoptimized humans as proof that we are still here.

When things feel out of my control it is out with the toxic and in with using first principles that work.

It has never been more important for us to check the homework of the professionals we have to trust.

A subtle change of course as a result of consistent journaling and starting to show up for myself.

Firing a blog into the void as the world descends further into barbarism with men leading the charge.

Back where I started is not where I started at all.

It's not all sunshine and rainbows, sometimes the hits are hard and you don't know if you can get back up

Tripping over familiar rabbit holes and learning a lesson or two.

It's not just oversharing; our stories affect us and those around us too.