My Holiday
Today is Rare Disease Day. And despite all of the talking, sharing, writing and public speaking I do about my rare disease, HIBM, it is still hard to believe that I actually have one. Read more “My Holiday”
Today is Rare Disease Day. And despite all of the talking, sharing, writing and public speaking I do about my rare disease, HIBM, it is still hard to believe that I actually have one. Read more “My Holiday” →
This week was one of those weeks when I was made acutely aware of the fact that most people in the world-or at least, in my world in West Los Angeles- are not disabled. And as such, most people just don’t get what it’s like to not have their body function as it normally “should.”And therefore, they sometimes simply are not able to put themselves in my shoes or worse, not willing to even learn more about what it may be like to try to walk for a day in my shoes. Because I imagine if they were able to do so, then experiences like the one I had this week wouldn’t be so painful.