As I mentioned in my previous blog post, I recently finished watching the hit Netflix show, ‘Never Have I Ever’, which was co-created by the female writing legend herself, Mindy […]
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THE EMOTIONAL DEPTH THAT GOES INTO HEALING FROM TRAUMA
Though I’ve written a ton about Kim Kardashian on this blog, she’s actually not my favourite Kardashian. On the contrary, Khloe Kardashian is my favourite. She seems like the most […]
WHAT DOES THE LENGTH OF YOUR PROFESSIONAL RELATIONSHIPS SAY ABOUT YOU AS A PERSON?
I’ve recently been listening to a lot of podcasts. I like to stay motivated, and educated at the same time, while I write. Lately, I’ve been listening to Jay Shetty’s […]
WHAT’S THE GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT YOU SHOULD BE MOST PROUD OF – YOUR CAREER PATH OR YOUR LOVE LIFE?
I’ve been thinking a lot about life and what I’m doing with mine. I so wish I content with my life as it is now, but somehow, I’m just not. […]
WHAT SEEING SEXUAL ASSAULT BE REPRESENTED ON TV TAUGHT ME ABOUT MY OWN EXPERIENCE
I swore to myself that I’d never write about this topic because it’s so heavy. But I feel that I must as it’s never going to be not important and […]
WHY DRAKE’S CHARACTER IN DEGRASSI: THE NEXT GENERATION IS SO IMPORTANT TODAY
As of late, I’ve been watching, or listening to more like, ‘Degrassi: The Next Generation’ as my background noise while I write content for this blog. Of course I knew […]
THE UNFAIRNESS THAT COMES WITH BEING DISABLED
I’m only now starting to feel like more or less myself after my son was born, which means that I’m ready to go out there and see the world. I’m […]
WHAT IT TAKES TO NAVIGATE DISABLED MOTHERHOOD
Time flies when you’re having fun. That’s what they say, anyway. These past 6 months since my son was born have been extremely hard. The first couple of months were […]
THE CONCEPT OF DISABLED PEOPLE HAVING (HEALTHY) CHILDREN
My son just turned 6 months old recently, just after Mother’s Day. It was a very special day, weekend even, as it marked my very first Mother’s Day as a […]
THE LIFE OF A DISABLED PERSON BEFORE THE DISABILITY RIGHTS ACT VS. LIFE NOW
As I mentioned in my previous blog post, I recently watched the Barack and Michelle produced Netflix documentary, ‘Crip Camp’, which chronicled the lives of disabled people before what we […]
THE BUSINESS MODEL OF EASING THE LIFE OF A DISABLED PERSON
I recently came across an article which talked about Christina Applegate and how we all needed her, or at least someone like her, growing up. It all started when Candace […]