Wheelchair, Bound
Emily WojcikMy thoughts as I figure out life and world travel from a seated position.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 59 | Subscribers | Read | wheelchairbound.substack.com |
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October Is a Funny Month
So here’s a thing. October is a funny month. I have always had a weird relationship to October—I have loved people born in this month and also lost them. I’ve wanted to be one of those folks who goes all out for Halloween, but honestly when...
I Was Going to Write Something This Weekend, but I Did Not
I was going to write this weekend. I am trying to stick to a biweekly publishing schedule, and I actually went to places (New York City and back to my lovable-but-inaccessible beach house).
Fall Begins in New England
The above photo is what early fall looks like, in the morning, in New England. Notice there’s no leaf-changing yet. It’s happening, but it really comes into its own in October. So don’t plan any leaf-peeping before then. Full disclosure: I ...
Where Am I Going, Where Have I Been?
I realize I haven’t written since the Zombie post, which would suggest that it took a lot of out me. It did not. I was mostly being lazy / observing Labor Day, which are not the same thing, as anyone who knows labor history will tell you. A...
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After fighting it for years, I've finally realized that having MS is a big part of my identity, not least because I use a wheelchair and a walker. It's hard to pretend able-bodiedness with these accessories.
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