It's long, I know.: Dear Prospective VR Counsellor
This is a public version of a letter I have prepared when someone from the cohort I was in suggested that I go back with them.
It's a Tough Decision to Make!: To Sue or Not to Sue?
This is a slightly altered version of the original brief meant for the public to read.
I'm about to go insane from house fever!: CORONAVIRUS: Thirty-one Days of Solitary Confinement
Hear from someone who’s had almost three years of social distancing, and how they’ve gotten used to it.
This is a blog post with external sources to other news outlets with their own views on the matter as we progress through these trying times.
I got called a Social Justice Warrior, and not in a good way
Based on a series of recent events, I thought I’d revisit some of these posts by writing a new one. Use the Related Posts at the bottom to see the posts I am referring to.
How can I make it Right?: Resolutions
This post uses lyrics and song titles throughout to reference how I felt when I was writing this article based on a group I am in.
I have also included a quote from a friend of mine who is going through similar issues.
A Message To The Gay Community: It’s Time To Face The Truth
I’d like to talk to you about something that not a lot of people seem to want to talk about these days. Perhaps this topic is too touchy for many people, or maybe most people are so ashamed of opening up that they choose not to say anything. Maybe they’re too scared of rocking the … Read more
Testimony, How I Learned to Play This Wonderful Anthem
This is for all you folx in the choral, band, and orchestral communities. Be warned, this is an extremely long post to read, but it is well worth it! 🙂
Stonewall Is Now
I know humans can be such cruel creatures when we turn things out of proportion, but that’s because they do not have the transhuman attitude. We need to stop quibbling about minority groups and just leave them be. They are no threat to us, so why make it hard for us to subsist? Source: Stonewall … Read more
My very first MRI Scan
Well, sorry it took a while to write a follow-up post to the What Happened to Me? Series. Anyhow, I’m going to tell you what my first MRI scan was like, and although I didn’t talk about this much, I know most people dread being cooped inside a small space. For me, though, it wasn’t that bad.
Can you hear me: My Experiences as a Totally-blind and Hard-of-hearing Person, part 2
‘Can you hear me?’ Those are the four words, not to mention my name, that I’ve heard pretty much all my life. Read on to learn about how I’ve overcome many challenges to be the person I am today.