Health & Wellness
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Disability Pride Month : “My movements have slowed down, but I did not give up on being physically active”
Our fifth essay in the Disability Pride Month series comes from Chennai-based lawyer and writer Preethi Narayanan Continue reading
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Disability Pride Month : ” Being a Haemophilia mom means you become the wall between your child and the one thing he wants most”
The fourth essay in our Disability Pride Month series comes from Kolkata-based mom Neha Rai Thakur, who writes about caring for her son Atharv who lives with severe Haemophilia A Continue reading
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Disability Pride Month : “People assume burnout looks like giving up. In reality, it looks like trying harder than ever”
Our third essay in the Disability Pride series comes from Katie-jo Gracie, a writer from Bedford who writes about the reality of autistic burnout. Continue reading
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Disability Pride Month : “Before you assume I live a life defined by quiet limitations, let me tell you what my reality actually looks like”
The second essay in our Disability Pride series comes from West Bengal-based writer and educator Jonali Karmakar. Continue reading