Chronically Misread
Because being believed should not be this hard. For the chronically ill, the disabled, the neurodivergent, the dismissed, the disbelieved, and allies who want to do better.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 39 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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The Performance of Normalcy
Have y’all seen the studies floating around about how neurodivergent and autistic people are significantly more likely to be LGBTQIA+?
Don’t get me wrong, the studies are clear. There is a higher reported incidence of queerness and gender...
Poppy the Pick-Me
I may be late to the party on this (in fact, I know I’m late to the party on this), but I had to speak on the “How Having a Disability Became Cool” article by Poppy Coburn.
Perhaps ironically (if you’re going by the expectations of Ms. Co...
Dynamic Disability and the Illusion of Control
I almost wish I had filmed myself Big Brother style over the past five or six days. If I had, it would have made an excellent documentary for people who don’t understand what dynamic disability means.
Photo by Sasun Bughdaryan
A week ago,...
Living in the Middle
I’ve been avoiding writing this article for some time.
I wish I could say that that was solely down to my recent health challenges, but that claim wouldn’t be entirely accurate (or honest).
The truth is that the content of this article,...
Why I Stopped Trying to Be a Starbucks
I’ve always been a bit (or more than a bit) out of step with the pace of society.
In a world full of espresso machines, I am a French press, slowly percolating, steeping.
Photo by Clay Banks. Photo of a person holding a white coffee mug w...
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Essays on chronic illness, disability, and autism written from an inside perspective for disabled people who've never been seen and allies who want to do better.
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