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Rarely Thriving

Steph Cullen

Rarely Thriving is a brutally honest search for life's glimmers by journalist and neurodivergent/disabled mum, Steph Cullen.

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Latest Issues

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ADHD Red Flags 🚩That Everybody Missed When I Was Growing Up: Part 1.

#### TW ⚠️ This article contains themes of mental health, premature birth and anger, that might be upsetting.

9 days ago
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I'm Chronically Ill and have ADHD This Stuff is Hard for Me:

In the past I've shared how hard it can be to ask for help as a chronically ill/disabled person. It's one of the many things that I avoid, like how I sometimes turn over in bed and consider pissing my pants to avoid having put my feet on th...

20 days ago
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The Glimmer Stack is Back✨

Tricking my brain into celebratory mode with a reminder of this week's glimmers. I haven't shared any for a while but I hope to bring them back with this post.

a month ago
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Fuck AI Human's Need Empathy

Being at your limit requires [actual] human resources, not rigid policies and tick box questionnaires.

a month ago
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  • Steph Cullen

    Freelance Journalist, women's health campaigner, disabled mum, hormonal wife, flawed human! Using this space to write freely about the things that matter to me.

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