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 | 42 | Founded | 9 months ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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I sometimes forget that I grew up on a farm
My husband and I are currently renting a small furnished place in downtown Vancouver while we wait for our new house to be ready.
Over the weekend, while my husband was away on a boy’s trip on one of the Gulf Islands, I came to two realiza...
Spending time in some of my oldest friendships
I spent the last weekend in Toronto, a city I lived in a total 6 years during my undergrad and after my masters. Honestly, the where isn’t the important part of this story.
What’s more important is that I came to visit two of my longest-st...
A community centred around joy
Last week, on the last day of Disability Pride Month, I opened the doors to the Disabled Joy Collective.
Now, just a few days later, we’ve had our first 17 members join, and they are deep in conversation about what brings them joy, the bo...
It's the end of an era
I just said goodbye to our apartment of the last seven years.
And of course, it’s only now that I’m writing about it that I’m actually tearing up about it.
(Tell me you’re an external processor without telling me, right?)
But these are...
I was convinced my arms were dainty
I have a very specific form of body dysmorphia.
Basically, I have this image in my head that my arms are slender and delicate.
That they taper into thin little wrists that wear a bracelet well, with long-fingered hands that would look lo...
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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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