Nov 29, 2025
People are so afraid of the idea of disability that they are actively disabling themselves.
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People are so afraid of the idea of disability that they are actively disabling themselves.
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Realizing you may be dealing with a chronic illness for the rest of your life can be overwhelming.
A reader asks for help with dealing with a potential diagnosis
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There’s Something About Seattle’s Geography....
…That makes people stop and tell you how unbelievably hilly this city is as if you aren’t painful aware of this fact every time you need to go above 3rd and anything. What?! Second and Union is steep?! You don’t say!
https://oneoffthebeatentrack.com/2021/05/25/e45-learning-the-lingo-and-throwing-down-with-teachers/
You shouldn't dwell on what you can't do. Focus on what you can do. And the more you see what you can do, the more you come to realise there are no limitations in life.
Jade Calegory
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I'll be going to this amazing disability comic con at Syracuse University tomorrow, 4/1! Matt and Kay Daigle, creators of That Deaf Guy, will also be there! And Cece Bell, award winning deaf graphic novelist ("El Deafo"), will be speaking at the conference through Skype. I'll be also selling my comic books! More info: crippingthecon.com Hope to see you there!
This is my most favorite communication mishap. Still can’t believe this happened to me. For best viewing, click through the images! Or go to here!
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