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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Coming to Terms with Complexity
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Content note for reference to medical language, categories, appointments, assessments (and, vaguely, funding)
This week’s letter is more about the wordy and the wheely parts of my life than the worky. To a certain...
Worky and Wheely #17: Professionally Personal Paradoxes
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Content note for brief and vague references to grief and trauma, and also (slightly) more detailed discussion of brain injuries and medical Botox injections
I’m currently navigating the nuances of a time that feels...
Worky and Wheely #16: Botox and Breathing Space
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Content note for (brief) reference to grief (both personal and collective), trauma and post-traumatic stress, and also discussion of medical Botox injections and various forms of sedation.
Firstly, some heartfelt a...
For RJ Mitte
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Content note for reference to suicidality, suicidal ideation and suicide, and also to systemic ableism and disableism, and their impacts on mental health. Please take care as you read, especially if you are also som...
Feeling Truly Cerebral
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Content note for brief, vague reference to ongoing health and social care assessments, their physiological and psychological impacts, and to chronic pain
A much earlier letter than usual this week, because today is...
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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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