It’s been an incredibly tough year for me, mentally. This is for a multitude of reasons and I feel like it’s possibly been the toughest one yet since I became an amputee.
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5 minutes in the cafe.
When you read this, I want you to imagine each new paragraph is competing with the end of the last, like you are trying your best to read it all as fast as possible.
That is the closest I can get to helping you even attempt to imagine what my autistic brain is like.
Continue reading “5 minutes in the cafe.”Cycling progress: 5 years on one leg
Video progress: 5 years on as an amputee cyclist
I have learned the hard way that progress when you lose a limb is super slow.. and you can never stop expecting progress. It will come a lot later than you ever imagine.
Continue reading “Cycling progress: 5 years on one leg”Little joys I have noticed lately
Lately, I’ve been gently reminding myself that joy doesn’t always arrive with a grand entrance. Sometimes, it shows up in quiet ways—through chance conversations, small wins, or a new dress that makes you feel like yourself again. This post is a collection of those small but meaningful moments that found me, even on the harder days.
Continue reading “Little joys I have noticed lately”Thoughts on growing old: where did that time go?
I have had a lot of thoughts lately about life, age, ageing, and the like. Some are just snapshots of a life lived, some are wonderingly about the life still to be lived.
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