Unplugged Joy
Georgia HollidayDigital snail mail sharing the pockets of joy I find when I unplug from social media, my phone and the expectations of neuronormativity as a disabled, neurodivergent woman.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 81 | Subscribers | Read | georgiaholliday.substack.com |
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Tradwives and incels and Trump, oh my!
Basking in the sunshine as I tend to my veggie patch. Pink and yellow tulips standing proudly in my lounge. Finding exactly what I was looking for in the charity shop (a massive bag of Mega Bloks for my niece and nephew). Teaching my dog ne...
✨chronic illness things✨
There’s no point skirting around it; chronic illness is shit. I have fibromyalgia, Migraine Disease and was recently diagnosed with PoTS (postural tachycardia syndrome). My therapist says I use humour as a coping mechanism, so here are some...
Things I'm loving at the moment
This substack contains affiliate links, which means you can buy products you love, get some money off and help me out a little too. Please don’t feel pressured to purchase any of the products I mention below. I’m just sharing because I genu...
Accidentally breaking arbitrary rules of engagement as an autistic person is TIRING.
A gentle reminder that anything I write in relation to my neurodivergence is just my personal experience. Autistic people, after all, are not a monolith. Let’s get into it.
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The potentially witty, often unstructured ramblings of my ADHD brain and the relearning of how to live (survive) as a late dx autistic, chronically ill woman, whilst also seeking out joy.
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