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Essays 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.

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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...

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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.)

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What happens when I stop apologizing for my disability?

I used to apologize for my disabled body all the time.

And most of the time, it wasn’t out loud.

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Last Friday, I gave the same talk four different times.

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  • Ali | Seated Perspectives

    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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