How Not To Be A Victim
In a world that increasingly emphasizes the importance of diversity and inclusivity, there remains a shadowy undercurrent of behavior that undermines these values: “Social Camouflage”. This phenomenon describes the covert and subtle ways in which people mock, exclude, or demean individuals with disabilities while publicly pretending to be supportive or indifferent. It allows prejudice to …
Have you ever had someone tell you what they think they “know” about disabilities, but you can tell they’re just guessing? It happens more often than you might think. People love to cherry-pick bits and pieces of information they’ve heard somewhere—maybe from TV, a random article, or even just assumptions they’ve made—and present them as …
Ladies and gentlemen, friends, and fellow fighters, let me share something close to my heart. When you live with a disability, one of the hardest things isn’t just dealing with the condition itself—it’s figuring out who your true friends are. It’s about knowing who genuinely cares for you and who might smile in your face …
Let’s Talk About Doors That Close You know that feeling when something you wanted doesn’t work out? Maybe it was a job you applied for, a big opportunity, a relationship, or a dream you’ve been chasing for a long time. And then, just like that, it feels like someone slammed the door shut in your …
Epilepsy is a neurological condition that affects the brain’s ability to send and receive signals correctly, much like a Wi-Fi network with a weak or intermittent connection. Imagine your brain as a complex web of wires, all working together to ensure smooth communication between various regions. These wires represent the neural pathways that transmit electrical …
For many people with disabilities, the challenges they face go beyond the physical, emotional, or financial hardships of managing their condition. One of the most pervasive and often invisible obstacles is the fear of being judged by others. This fear can lead to profound isolation, prevent individuals from seeking help, and silence them in situations …
Living with a disability often presents unique challenges, not only physically but emotionally, socially, and financially. For many, the greatest struggle isn’t the disability itself but the lack of accessible support and understanding from the world around them. Despite advancements in medicine, technology, and disability advocacy, countless individuals feel isolated and unsupported, grappling daily with …
Living with a disability isn’t as simple as following a 10-step guide or counting to 10—it’s a complex and deeply personal journey. It can feel overwhelming at times, but no matter how challenging things may seem, there is always a method to help you move forward. The key is finding the approach that works for …
Hey, everyone! Let’s have a real conversation about disabilities. For too long, society has boxed the term “Disability” into something negative—a limitation, a weakness, or a disadvantage. But here’s the truth that many don’t realize: disabilities come with hidden advantages that can make you unstoppable in the business world. In fact, if we dig deeper, …
Hi there! I want to take a moment to talk about epilepsy and disability—not just the medical side of things, but also the personal and emotional layers that often don’t get enough attention. I’ll walk you through what epilepsy is, how it intertwines with living with a disability, and what it all means for day-to-day …