Disability, Chronic Illness, & Culture
Rebecca UptonDisability & cultural analysis from Rebecca, a chronically ill Disability Studies student
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RFK Jr. Doesn't Care About Your Health
It seems that all anyone has to say these days is that they care about improving the health and “wellness” of others and people assume they have good, sincere intentions. Even worse, people struggling, who are desperate for answers, end up ...
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I've been working on this for all of this week and I just want to get it out there already. Here are all my thoughts about the election results, the last four years, etc.
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Today is the last day of Dysautonomia Awareness Month. I have been diagnosed with a type of Dysautonomia known as Postural orthostatic tachycardia syndrome, aka POTS.
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She/her. Studying Disability Studies @ CUNY SPS. Living with chronic illness. Writing my thoughts on disability, chronic illness, & mental illness here. Also an archive for my old content from Medium.
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