Greetings readers, Welcome back to the blog! ‘Tis that time of the year again, famously known as…back to school season! (Let me know, are you a “yay” or “nay” for this). This is the 4th school year that I’m no longer a student. Fun fact to insert here: I was a student for 22 years!… Read More Learning Beyond the Classroom

Greetings readers, Welcome back to the blog! I would never have imagined, there’d be a day for me to write about and promote exercise…like, me?! Talking about exercise?! Who am I kidding! But here we are. All jokes aside. In today’s blog, I hope to share with you, about the importance of exercise with chronic… Read More The Importance of Exercise with Chronic Illness

Greetings readers, Welcome back to the blog! Disability and (chronic)illness can be visible and invisible. Disability and (chronic) illness can be stable and fluid. More often, it is less visible, and more fluid. At least, this is true for me. In today’s blog, I hope to shed light on the side of (me) being disabled… Read More The Side of Being Disabled that You Don’t Often See

Greetings readers, Welcome back to the blog! Learning doesn’t always have to happen in schools, or in the classrooms. Since the start of the pandemic, and since I’m no longer in school, or plan to return any time soon, I developed a habit (sometimes, a marathon) of reading. So I thought, this is a good… Read More How I Read as a Visually Impaired Person

Greetings readers, Welcome back to the blog! Today marks two years of living with the COVID-19 pandemic. Two very challenging years for a lot of people, especially those less privileged and more vulnerable of our society. I touched on many things throughout this pandemic, both the good and the bad. But, there’s something I haven’t… Read More The Pandemic and My Trust Issues

Greetings readers, Welcome back to the blog! In today’s society, we’re so focused on defining success for things like: having a successful career, a successful marriage, be a successful parent. Or, we look at owning an expensive car, and owning a big house as having success. Before I start this blog, I want to set… Read More Redefine Success as a Disabled Person