Churches often are not accessible because they are exempt of accessibility, and I would argue that most churches are less accessible than a doctors office. It is frustrating that churches are so inaccessible because disabled Christians do exist, but often can't go to church due to their lack of accessibility. I don't see that changing … Continue reading How Churches Can Be More Accessible For Disabled People
When you are disabled, sometimes there are tasks that your disability prevents you from being able to do, and someone has to do them for you. Disability doesn't prevent you from doing everything, and there are some tasks that you technically can do, but it's not easy. As a physically disabled person, I struggle with … Continue reading Tasks That I Ask For Help On That I Technically Can Do
Mental health conditions such as anxiety and depression are common amongst disabled and chronically ill people because it's hard to live in a world that pities disabled people who think you need to be fixed. Everyone gets a little anxious sometimes, but not everyone has an anxiety disorder that has a significant impact on your … Continue reading What Not To Say To Someone With Anxiety
Disclaimer: I am not a fitness professional, and it is not be used as fitness advice. Regular exercise is important for your physical health because the more fit you are, the quicker you will recover from illnesses, and everyone can benefit from better health. If you are consistently showing up at the gym, there is … Continue reading What I Would Do If I Hit A Fitness Plateau
When you live with a painful condition such as endometriosis, people often think that the worst part is the pain itself. Living with pain is physically and mentally exhausting, but sometimes the pain itself is not the hardest part, and it is the struggles that are not talked about enough that you may not be … Continue reading What Is The Most Difficult Part Of Living With Endometriosis?
Disability advocacy is important because anyone can become disabled, and a more accessible world benefits everyone, not just disabled people. As a disabled person, I have been advocating for my needs my entire life because I have had no choice but, within the last seven and a half years, I decided to take my advocacy … Continue reading Lessons I Have Learned With Years Of Online Advocacy
Happy New Year! It is that time of year when people make new goals and reflect on the things that they achieved this year, so you can try to do better next year. Non-disabled people often will have big accomplishments, but when you are disabled, you often can't achieve the things non-disabled people can and … Continue reading My Reflections Of 2025
Happy New Year! In the New Year, a lot of people make new goals for themselves I love that because growth happens when we challenge ourselves but unfortunately, most resolutions will fail by the second week of January. Most people do not know what a realistic goal is, or were never serious to begin with … Continue reading New Year’s Resolutions I Will Not Be Making
Sleep is just as important as your physical and mental health, but often it is not as much of a priority as your exercise routine. Most people are good at getting their exercise routine in, but often skimp on sleep because they don't realize how much sleep deprivation can negatively impact your health. I live … Continue reading How Poor Sleep Negatively Affects Your Health
Merry Christmas! Holidays are stressful for everyone because there is so much that needs to get done for Christmas Day and only so much time to get it all done. It can be even more stressful for people with chronic pain because you have to do the same things to prepare for the holidays that … Continue reading Why The Holidays Are More Difficult For People With Chronic Pain
My Rockin Disabled Life 