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my granddaughter, Covid19 and me

As a person at risk, here’s what my granddaughter, 7 years old, has designed for me. For the making of, … More

in the times of Covid19, mapping my disability, mask, we who care who take care

mapping my body, a quickie

the violence of recently smashing my face finding myself on the floor in the middle of the night was nothing … More

mapping my disability

mapping my body, a quickie

trauma/PTSD is an unending flow where the spaces in between each episode of freaking out being numb or wishing to … More

mapping my disability

et toi, energy lady, comment vas-tu?

– et toi, energy lady, comment vas-tu? – tu sors de ta grotte, je sors de la mienne, comme toujours … More

mapping my disability, we who care who take care

Mapping the last episode of my disability

I am so sick and tired to be sick. And even though chronic pain is rough, chronic infections are worst … More

mapping my disability, we who care who take care

The Art of Listening to the Most Marginalized …

For a marginalized person, being truly heard means becoming visible. For anyone whose voice has been silenced, distorted, or erased, … More

mapping my disability, we who care who take care

4 years of wearing a mask

this is what I looked like from 2003 to 2006, I had to wear a medical mask when leaving my … More

exhibit/performance, mapping my disability, mask, we who care who take care

28 years of disability

This week I celebrated 28 years of being full time disabled, which meant not working anymore, spending more or less … More

mapping my disability, mask, we who care who take care

what we need is a care economy

there are days when my whole being is just this aching heart from within and from without everything hurts, makes … More

mapping my disability

a dangerous obliviousness

this morning, my shallow breath, my dark mood tell me, once again, how painful is obliviousness a harsh reminder of … More

mapping my disability, we who care who take care

what a mind blowing revelation!

sitting on the floor of the balcony as I face the sea behind the few houses scattered here and there … More

mapping my disability
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lullaby for darker times

to soothe my mind when he is upset my body when she feels assaulted both when they see the worst … More

mapping my disability

a much needed conversation about non-avoidable burnout

After reading the first paragraph of the article entitled “Let’s talk about burnout” in the Lion’s Roar newsletter of September 9, … More

mapping my disability, we who care who take care

what do I need to say?

In the latest newsletter of On Being, we were ask the question What do I need to say? in the … More

mapping my disability, we who care who take care

this is how shitty I feel

How do you answer a question like, How are you? in a public space or within the little time most … More

mapping my disability

Breaking Free

Can I stop for this day, this afternoon, or at the least this hour? Can I stop listening to the … More

mapping my disability, unsettling the settler within, we who care who take care

the I without the We – sorry not for me

It has been said about me that I had no ambition that I would find any excuse to not become … More

mapping my disability, my mantras/my practices, we who care who take care

depression, trauma : killers of empathy

Having suffered from depression for long periods earlier in my life, partly as a side effects of fibromyalgia, or chronic … More

mapping my disability, we who care who take care

who is listening?

As mindfulness is getting practice by more and more people, that all together we are learning to turn inward and … More

mapping my disability, my mantras/my practices, we who care who take care

the Gayatri mantra

As many people suffering from chronic diseases and trauma, I have ended up suffering also from one of its side … More

mapping my disability, my mantras/my practices, what I am listening to

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