“the inclusivity edit” archives
“The Inclusivity Edit” is a monthly newsletter celebrating body confidence, self-love, and all things disabled representation.
this wasn’t the bridal experience I dreamed of
I’ve spent most of my life noticing how people react to my disability. It’s a sixth sense that most of us with apparent disabilities have developed over time.
The awkwardness. The stares. The polite-but-weird energy that forms when we enter the room.
And when I got engaged, I felt it again.
what to do when the future feels uncertain
Living with a progressive disease means living with uncertainty.
I don’t know exactly when things will get harder or how much my body will change. I just know that it will.
This is the part of having a progressive disease that people don’t talk about enough.
Not just the physical changes, but knowing your future isn’t in your control.
my intentions going into 2025
When I think about resolutions for the new year, I’m focusing on intentions instead of goals that add unnecessary pressure. Resolutions don’t have to be about “fixing” yourself — they can be about taking care of yourself.
And let’s be real — so many of us with disabilities or chronic illnesses know that a new year doesn’t magically usher in a fresh, easier life.