An artist writing about survival in fragile bodies and tender worlds. Cultural & personal essays on identity, grief, growth, chronic pain, making meaning inside limitation. Disabled (hEDS & POTS) and autistic.
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I Had to Dim My Light Just to Survive
Where in last month, I stood on the precipice, I’ve since fallen over.
I’ve spent much of the last two months in the dark. My body went from a whisper to a scream. I could no longer ignore its pleas.
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Healing Didn’t Make Me Less Disabled
This essay was originally written for and published by DoubleBlind. You can read the original version here.
I have to be honest, I never thought I’d do ayahuasca.
I’m chronically ill and autistic, so my body often doesn’t react lik...
Cut the Stem from the Root
Recently, I’ve begun to suspect I might have myalgic encephalomyelitis. I also know that my suspicions may never be acknowledged by a medical professional, so this might be the closest I get to an answer.
I have all the symptoms. And of co...
I Guess This Is My 5,000 Subscriber Essay
My friends, my heart is bursting. I’ve just passed 5,000 subscribers on Substack.
A year and a half ago, on a whim, I decided to start writing essays for the first time since I left school.
I’m 38. I’ve lived through all the social medias...
I Don’t Want to Be Special Anymore
I don’t want to be special anymore.
I know that’s a controversial thing to say, especially in America. We’ve been programmed to aim for greatness, to strive until we break ourselves, to lay ourselves down for our craft. We want to “become...
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