Wordy and Wheely
Jessi ParrottThe whimsical wafflings of a wordsmith on wheels. A newsletter continuation of my previous blog, "Wordy and Wheely" charts the joys and struggles of navigating culture, creativity, and a career in both, whilst disabled, neurodivergent, queer and trans.
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Representative Relatives
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Content note for reference to (family) grief, and also to chronic pain, within a more detailed discussion of Cerebral Palsy and representation
I wasn’t sure I’d end up writing this week.
I’m still hedgehogging and...
Hedgehogging #1
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A content note for reference to personal (family) grief, and wider professional politics around equity, diversity and inclusion in academia
Happenings across multiple threads of my family tapestry are proving a lot...
Worky and Wheely #11: What the Dickens!?
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Content note for reference to chronic pain and fatigue, the persistence of ailments perhaps considered ancient, and various structural barriers to accessible employment and representation – alongside gratitude for c...
Recuperating and Collaborating
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Some of you may have noticed that there wasn’t a letter from me on Wednesday. That’s because, in what felt a simultaneously fitting and frustrating end to Disability Pride Month, I have spent most of this week r...
Worky and Wheely #10: Proud of PAs
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Content note for reference to personal care assistance, as well as the budgets that make it possible, and the consequent impact on self-worth – but framed by the unreserved delight found when that support is recipro...
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Jessi is a performer/academic/consultant in representation and employment in theatre, TV and publishing. Wordy & Wheely mixes commentary and creativity from their perspective as a queer, trans, multiply disabled and neurodivergent wheelchair user.
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