Tag: blog
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The Rewarding Role I Would Do for Free
The author passionately serves as a patient advocate without pay, using their knowledge to navigate the healthcare system and help others. Through personal experiences, particularly with a friend’s critical health issues, they highlight the importance of questioning medical decisions and ensuring comprehensive care. Their relentless fight aims to improve patient outcomes and accountability in healthcare.
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Today’s Realizations: Self-Discovery and Contribution
The author reflects on their journey of self-discovery through writing on their blog. Initially intended as a creative outlet, the process has become a means of contribution to society, combating feelings of inadequacy associated with disability. Interactions with supportive subscribers have fostered growth, leading to a sense of purpose and fulfillment.
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The Importance of Doing What is Right for You
Prioritizing self-care is essential for mental health and emotional well-being. Whether it’s setting boundaries, leaving a toxic job, or nurturing positive relationships, making yourself a priority leads to a balanced, fulfilling life. Learn how to embrace self-respect and create meaningful connections that enrich your creativity and overall happiness.
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Snowstorms and Reflections: Assumptions, Life, and Apologies
Reflections inspired by snowstorms and the lessons of patience, assumptions, and accountability. Explore life’s challenges through the lens of humility, respect, and personal growth.
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Fogged Minds and Writer’s Block: Writing Through Migraines
Migraines and writer’s block collide in the fog, but creativity finds a way through. Explore how sensory chaos, pain, and resilience shape writing with migraines, plus tools and tips for navigating blank pages and aching heads. A personal journey of persistence amidst challenges. What’s your method for pushing through?
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The Silent Killer of Stigma: What It Means to Live with Autism and ADHD
ASD and ADHD are topics I frequently mention, but today I want to take a closer look at how these aspects of neurodiversity shape my daily life and writing. Humor often helps me navigate the challenges, and it is a vital tool when dealing with the unexpected. Read till the end you will see why…
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Self-Care and Writing in Chaos: Lessons From My Alphabet Soup Life
Self-care shapes health, creativity, and connection—but finding balance in chaos is easier said than done. From navigating ADHD and ASD to writing through challenges, I share my personal journey of grappling with self-care amid the unpredictability of my ‘alphabet soup’ life.
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Writing Through Pain: Escaping Struggles and Finding Strength
Opening Reflection: Living with Mobility Challenges Mobility challenges shape every aspect of life, often in ways that others may not even realize. For me, these challenges have become part of my daily rhythm, influencing how I interact with the world and approach even the simplest tasks. They’ve taught me mîno-pimohtêwin (the good way of walking,…
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The Fire That Never Burned Out: My Journey to Preserving Valor
How did today’s post “When Valor is Stolen: Resisting DEI Erasure and the Rise of a Dark Future” come about. Here is why, here is my personal feelings on this and why it resonated so strong with me for so many reasons. When I was a young girl, I dreamed of serving in the military—not…
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Empowering My Voice: Writing, Autism, ADHD, and Self-Acceptance
Living with Autism and ADHD feels like juggling two vibrant personalities—one craves structure, the other thrives on chaos. My Cree heritage taught me self-acceptance, and my service dog, Peace, anchors me during sensory storms. Writing captures my journey of self-discovery and healing.
Who am I? 