Disabled Joy
Ali | Seated PerspectivesEssays and reflections rooted in disabled joy — and the messy, beautiful experience of navigating the world with a disability. Written by Ali Cameron, the voice behind Seated Perspectives.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 37 | Founded | 8 months ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Weekly reflection: Who is the person you've left behind?
I had a friend from university reach out this week. We hadn’t really spoken in a few years — since before I started in earnest with Seated Perspectives — and he said something to me that felt really important to hear.
“You have this glow i...
Why disabled joy?
I feel like I’m very much on the right track to becoming “that lady that talks about disabled joy” and I’m very okay with that.
But that does raise the question: why disabled joy?
Why is this the thing that I’m so ready to put all my en...
Find your mirrors
I’m disabled.
That’s been true for over 20 years.
And yet, it’s only in the last four that I’ve been comfortable describing myself that way. That I’ve claimed my spot within the disability community. That I’ve made friends with other di...
Finding magic in uncertainty
When we were planning our wedding, our planner, Morgan, said that she loved how good I was at making decisions.
She loved that she could put options in front of me and have an answer back within minutes. Apparently it wasn’t a common expe...
For the ones who fought so hard to distract everyone
I’ve always taken pride in being good at things. Even as a young girl, I remember beaming with pride when my mom recounted how I could speak 150 words by the time I was two. (Yes, she counted.)
I was proud of the fact that I could sing and...
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Disabled writer, speaker, and community builder. I write for disabled readers who want to feel seen and understood. Joy, lived experience, community, and everything tangled up in the three. Vancouver-based, Argentina-grown.
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