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.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 139 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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Feeling Truly Cerebral
Hullo my lovely readers
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...
Worky and Wheely #15: Bittersweet Both/And
Hullo my lovely readers
Content note for reference to trauma and grief, systemic ableism and disableism, health and social care, chronic pain, disordered eating and suicidal ideation.
I’ve written this as gently as possible, for myself a...
Worky and Wheely #14: The Value of Being Valued
Hullo my lovely readers
A content note for reference to systemic ableism and disableism, and to health and care assessments, as well as vaguely grief and trauma but within the context of careful and care-ful professional environments
Than...
A Restful Reprise
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Content note for brief reference to chronic pain
Sincere thanks for your thoughtful responses to last week’s letter.
It was a very vulnerable one for me to write.
But that makes it extra meaningful to know it has...
Worky and Wheely #13: The Easier Part?
Hullo my lovely readers
Content note for reference to care assessments and funding, and also to chronic pain and fatigue, as well as grief and trauma
This letter is arriving late in the (UK) day, with wishes for a gentle and peaceful year...
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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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