Tag: disability
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Embracing New Perspectives
It was a chilly night in Sydney last night when I found myself sitting at the bus stop, next to a man who was clearly homeless. He had the hardened … Read the rest “Embracing New Perspectives”
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Rooftop Walking
Two years ago, I lost my lower right leg and had to learn how to walk again with a prosthetic.
I’ve shared some of those early challenges before—the first steps, … Read the rest “Rooftop Walking”
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Reflections on “Disability Pride”
A few weeks ago, I had a really interesting conversation about the word “pride.” While it’s certainly been strongly associated with the LGBTQIA+ community for a long time, in recent … Read the rest “Reflections on “Disability Pride””
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Art and Accessibility
I made the most of the glorious Sydney winter sunshine today, getting out and about to enjoy some art, embrace the beach, and even gain a new perspective on accessibility.… Read the rest “Art and Accessibility”
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Phones Down, Look Around
Until my lower-limb amputation about two years ago, the world of accessible toilets and priority seating wasn’t something I gave much thought to. My journey since then has been a … Read the rest “Phones Down, Look Around”
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Lessons learned from my amputee trip to China, thoughts on the plane
Two years ago, I had returned from an overseas holiday with a severe infection that led to the amputation of my lower right leg. To mark the second anniversary, I … Read the rest “Lessons learned from my amputee trip to China, thoughts on the plane”







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