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09/27/2021
I want to thank allowing me to experience this beautiful display of art by . Stories are so so so important when it comes to disability and illness, and I want to thank all of you and your histories for personally encouraging me to realize how much they matter.
So, thank you(hearts),
Madison
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All images have black backgrounds and white lettering.
Image number 1 depicts to people sitting next to each other on a bed of grass. The text says “My Dearest Friend, It’s really hard at times to be a part of a multi-marginalized experience, being a gay-disabled but it also reminds me that I can be apart of communities that understand my struggle plus believe the real life issues I face daily…
Image number 2 shows a man standing up straight. The text says “I am learning to derive joy in my disability and to create my new normal as the world opens up again seems to leave the disabled community because I know that the disabled community will not leave me behind and we will keep existing proudly that has yet to embrace us”
Image number 3 pictures a women with her arms folded. The texts says “To my disabled friends: You do not owe anyone an explanation”]
Learning is always a process, so I want to find out what you’re doing to grow! [Video Description: Women waves hello at the camera then leaves the screen and displays a text box that says things I’m working on to become a better chronic illness advocate. She lists out these three things, 1. Remembering I have 1 mouth and two ears, 2. Taking time to digest information that I’m given, 3. Acknowledging every story is different. The video ends with the women waving with text that’s says what are you working on?]
09/09/2021
What are somethings that get ignored about your chronic illness? [Post Description: All photos are photos of pretty blue clouds, the information on each slide is as follows
Important things about muscular dystrophy that aren’t talked about:
Being Diagnosed Later in Life(example, age 20 and above)
Memory Loss - some effects of muscular dystrophy aren’t physical
Some muscles deteriorating faster than others(upper body/lower body)
Poor Circulation/Blood Flow
Having People Think You’re Incapable
Despite Muscular Dystrophy Being Such a Difficult and Taxing Disease, Go to My Last Post to See People Affected Doing AMAZING Things!]
07/28/2021
Who doesn't enjoy a great Cesar salad as a mid-week pick me up? Well... It's made even better with Lettuce and Locket Dressings
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