How I recently found that dog-owners have an untapped meditative source with you at all times: Your dog. This blog was originally posted to our other blogsite at the Digging Deep Project. We’ve been hearing from our followers that they love animals as much as we...
Last week we published a blog that was all about the things every young person should know when they move out on their own. “Am I Adulting Right? – Part 1” had a list of things that I learned on my journey to becoming independent. I wanted to continue this...
There is this word that became popular a few years back with people in my age group – “adulting.” The Oxford Dictionary describes it as “the practice of behaving in a way characteristic of a responsible adult, especially the accomplishment of mundane but necessary...
When I’m out and about using my mobility aids (like my wheelchair, crutches, or cane) I get comments and questions like these a lot: ‘You are too young to use a wheelchair!’‘What happened to you?!’‘You are just using those to get attention!’‘Can you work, can you do...
It’s hard not to be bitter. In the macro sense, it’s hard for me because, well, my life hasn’t turned out the way I imagined it would. I’m 32 and haven’t walked in more than five years, I’ve been through intense physical and emotional trauma, and because of my...
Making good habits last, especially when you lack the motivation to, so how do you do it? In my experience, it’s tough to swim with a greased watermelon. There’s no real need to explain this one. It’s heavy, nearly impossible to get a grip on, and even tougher to kick...
