When you start a blog, the first thing you have to do before you can write any posts is decide what your blog's focus is going to be. Every blogger has a different interests, and some people love to niche down as much as possible, while others write about a variety of topics, and you … Continue reading Why I Chose To Become A Disabled Personal Blogger
Disabled people are constantly navigating inaccessibility because we live in a world that is designed for non-disabled people, and life is harder than has to be. Some changes have been made toward making the world more accessible, and I like that disabled people are being heard, but there is still so much more we can … Continue reading Six Things That Would Make The World More Accessible
If you are disabled, it is likely that you have been approached by someone and told that you can do whatever you put your mind to. My disability is something I live with, and I am not defined by my disability, but I cannot do whatever I put my mind to because my disability prevents … Continue reading Seven Things My Disability Prevents Me From Doing
When you are disabled, there are a lot of things that your disability will prevent you from being able to do well that come easily to non-disabled people. Non-disabled people sometimes do not realize how good they have it and complain about little things, such as having to go to the gym, that are impossible … Continue reading Five Things Non-Disabled People Didn’t Realize Were Privileges
When you have a physical disability it is easier to fall and hurt yourself. How do you prevent falls?
Exercise is important for everyone because when you build strength everything in life is easier. When you have a stoma that leaks all the time it can be difficult to get your workout in because sometimes you have too many stoma problems that make exercising impossible. I live with a stoma and try to exercise … Continue reading How To Exercise With A Stoma
September is Hydrocephalus Awareness Month! I live with a condition called Hydrocephalus, which is a neurological disorder that happens when there is an abnormal buildup of cerebrospinal fluid deep within the brain. This fluid usually helps cushion your brain, but when there is too much, it puts pressure on your brain and will kill you … Continue reading Realities Of Living With Hydrocephalus
When you are disabled, there are plenty of things to be frustrated about because we live in an inaccessible world that is designed for non-disabled people. People sometimes think that disabled people hate everything about their lives and want to be cured because the media wrongly portrays the disabled community and makes people believe that … Continue reading What I Love About My Disability
Pressure sores are common amongst people with Spina Bifida because a lot of people have very limited sensation in their tailbone area and easy to get a bad sore and not know it because you don't feel pain. I have some feeling in my tailbone area but it's not strong and it's easy for me … Continue reading How To Prevent Pressure Sores
September is Pain Awareness Month! I live with chronic pain because I have a couple of medical conditions such as Hydrocephalus, Chiari malformation, and endometriosis amongst many others that can cause a lot of pain. Chronic pain does not affect everyone with Spina Bifida and most people with my disability do not live with pain, … Continue reading Is Chronic Pain Really That Invisible?
My Rockin Disabled Life 