Woman in a wheelchair sharing tricks and tips along with occasional wild stories
Photo by Edward Jenner on Pexels.com They say trust is given not earned and yet, it’s hardly to the point of being earned anyway. Trust. One of the strongest, even most crucial pieces in a relationship, regardless of how intimate. Yet for disabled people, it’s something many of us rely on every day. For those... Continue Reading →
Photo by MART PRODUCTION on Pexels.com Since it’s been a busy week and I wanted to do something more entertaining I’m writing another wild experience from the past. Only this was one of the more recent things to happen. And don’t worry, the yoga will make sense in a bit. Earlier this year, I had... Continue Reading →
Whether you’re working with a caregiving agency or on your own, here are some things to consider and know when hiring. Photo by SHVETS production on Pexels.com After having experienced multiple interviews with many potential caregivers it became easier to know what to specifically ask as time went on. Here are some starting points to... Continue Reading →
Photo by Cliff Booth on Pexels.com Listening to current and former menstruators is crucial to better understanding reproductive health, who would have thought? A recent study detailing the findings of how the COVID vaccine affects menstrual cycles appeared on my news page in this article found here last week and I want to talk about... Continue Reading →
Photo by Anna Nekrashevich on Pexels.com If you need to make it through the night on your own, here’s how you can comfortably get yourself back to sleep. Please note that this is not for emergency situations! If you’re in danger or in need of urgent assistance, make sure you have a way to contact... Continue Reading →
Photo by Marcus Aurelius on Pexels.com So for this week I want to write something a little more lighthearted which means it’s time for another Maniacal Monday! We’re going back in time, all the way back to junior high for this one. While most of my wild experiences took place in high school, I did... Continue Reading →
With everything so overwhelming, what are things we can do to handle and fix it? Photo by Karolina Grabowska on Pexels.com So, in light of current events and after having my head spin for the last three days, we need to talk. Let’s talk about the recent overturning of Roe v. Wade and what that... Continue Reading →
For those that need an alternative to the illustrious grabby stick Photo by Nadiia Doloh on Pexels.com Have you ever just been going on about your day when you suddenly drop or accidentally knock something over? And then realize a second later that you’re screwed because you’re by yourself and have no way of getting... Continue Reading →
Photo by RODNAE Productions on Pexels.com So that’s an interesting title though it’s most certainly the overall lesson of this story. It sounds obvious, right? When there’s a fire, get out and don’t go back in until it’s safe to do so. Yeah, my high school decided to play it on hard mode that day.... Continue Reading →
If you can’t avoid your Aunt Flo, here’s how you can keep her on the down low. Photo by Karolina Grabowska on Pexels.com Just a note that I personally prefer not using tampons, but I know they’re helpful and easier for others. This list will discuss things that are non-invasive, yet all tips and comments... Continue Reading →