Wheelchair, Bound
Emily WojcikMy personal Substack as I figure out world travel from a seated position.
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Pablo Picasso Was Never Called an A**hole
Back on the horse after taking yesterday to lie around all day and also go briefly to a social event. It turns out we had a really busy week, and I keep forgetting that my disability will rear its ugly head when I’ve been too busy, and it w...
French People Really Like Dachshunds
There is a wildly disproportionate number of dachshunds here in Paris. I think I’ve seen something like forty dachshunds since the first of October, and because I’m noting my anecdotal observations on the internet, I believe that makes them...
Tacos and Books and Unicorns!
So it’s not warm here in Paris, and has been rather gray and even rainy, though yesterday was gorgeous so we went to a museum. I don’t know, it made sense at the time. We went to the Centre Pompidou, the modern and contemporary art museum, ...
Settling In and an Admission
Walking around Paris, we come to sights like this, above, of the Notre Dame cathedral. It is still standing three (?) years after the horrific fire, and restoration is well underway. It’s even still a tourist-draw; as you can see, there are...
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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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