As I mentioned in my previous post, I am following Emily P. Freeman’s lead and treating the month of January as my week between Christmas and New Year. One topic I’ve been reflecting on during this time is what decisions I’m proud of myself for making last year. I am prone to second guessing myself […]
“January is the new week between Christmas and New Year,” Emily P. Freeman says.
I was honored to speak with Mallary Tenore Tarpley about her book SLIP, and how it relates to caregiving, the medically complex community, and more.
None of these wheelchair-friendly costumes require any sewing or art skills. I should know – I made them!
Let’s call ableist policies what they really are: a refusal to share or care.
Jasmine’s invention helps feeding tube users like herself.
How do we know when to push through the fear, and when to let ourselves rest?
It’s been an incredible year for disability inclusion in toys.
I’m glad “Welcome to Holland” comforts so many caregivers. I’m just not one of them.
I devoted so much time on my child’s progress, I felt I couldn’t focus on my own growth.
