Mental health is so important

Nowadays, we hear a lot about mental health, and more than ever I’ve begun to understand just how fragile it really is. It’s hard to imagine that, once upon a time, nobody spoke about their negative thoughts or feelings. Silence was the norm. People believed they should be happy — all the time. Everyone. No…

Some Reaction

“A lot of disabilities are invisible. Your reactions are not.”That quote says it all. People often don’t know how to react when they meet someone with a visible or invisible disability. It’s not always their fault—but let’s be honest, it doesn’t always go well. Sometimes, someone ends up hurt or super embarrassed. And when it…

My Way of Communicating

a Anyone who knows me knows one thing for sure: I love to talk. I talk a lot. Like, Olympic-level talking. Sure, cerebral palsy affects my speech—I speak slower than most people. But does that stop me? Nope. It just means I take my time delivering the brilliance. Think of it as slow-cooked conversation: takes…

ONLY YOU CAN DO IT!

My physiotherapist—a lovely guy who’s known me since I was three—has always been a bit of a posture wizard. His exercises worked wonders on my walking, and for a while, I thought I was all sorted. But then, years later, my parents hit me with the classic "Why are your knees trying to kiss each…

Little about me

"Are you the Girl Who Dances?"One day at work, a friend asked me, completely seriously,"Are you the Girl Who Dances?"At first, I was confused.Me? Dance? I can barely keep rhythm with a microwave timer.But then I realized—he wasn’t talking about actual dancing.He was referring to the way I walk because of my cerebral palsy.And once…