I’ve made no secret of my dislike for the term, disability. I use it because I don’t want what I’m saying to get lost behind needless offense, but I’ve long felt that the word, handicapped, is more accurate. The charge … Continue reading →
All of us know it. Some of us have conquered it. Others it rules. It can protect us, or it can stop us at every turn. It can be guided by reason or slay all reason in its path. A … Continue reading →
The things we cannot say become the lies that eat away at what we have, what we want, and who we are. The fear that we must hide grows stronger inside feeding on life, killing hope, strangling love. A silent, … Continue reading →