What It’s Like Gaming as a Blind, Autistic, Chronically Ill Woman: Accessibility Insights and Recommendations
accessibility, Gaming, Personal Journey
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Gaming has always been my escape and joy, but as a blind, autistic, chronically ill woman, I face unique challenges. In this post, I share my gaming journey, highlight accessibility struggles and solutions, and recommend games and resources for inclusive gaming.
Read moreFinding My Purpose: Navigating Accessibility and Advocacy
accessibility, Disability Advocacy, Personal Journey
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Finding My Purpose Finding my purpose as a woman with multiple disabilities has been a journey filled with unexpected challenges ...
Read moreWelcome to my New Website!
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Welcome to my new website! This blog reflects my life as a Christian woman with multiple disabilities, covering topics from programming and accessibility
to faith and everyday challenges.
Read moreLife as a Christian with Multiple Disabilities
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This post explores my journey as a Christian with multiple disabilities, including experiences with Mormonism, challenges in finding an inclusive church, and reconciling faith with my aroace identity.
Read moreMy Medical Nightmare: How Things Have Gone Since My Family Moved to Pipe Creek
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About Our Move to Pipe Creek About 3 months ago, my family decided to move from Santa Fe, Texas, a ...
Read moreCreating Structure: When my Autistic Brain and Chronically Ill Body Fight Each Other
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Discover the complex interplay between autism's craving for structure and the unpredictability of chronic illness. This post delves into the frustrations of maintaining routines when faced with ever-changing health conditions and offers insights into potential coping strategies.
Read moreThe Multiple Disabilities Club on Clubhouse: An Update
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Discover the Multiple Disabilities Club on Clubhouse, an inclusive space for individuals with multiple disabilities, their caregivers, family members, and allies. Learn about our journey since launching in 2021, current status, and how to join our supportive community for engaging discussions and events.
Read moreExciting News about the Website
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Since 2020, our Multiple Disabilities community has grown beyond a single website. We now connect on Facebook, Discord, Groups.io, and Clubhouse, offering more accessible options for members. This post details our evolution and how you can get involved, including opportunities for guest posting on life with multiple disabilities.
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