March 26, 2025
How long does it take you to book a flight? Do you just go online and enter the details? 30 minutes tops? I’m on the second day of trying to do a simple return flight within Canada. Flying is a… Continue Reading…
April 8, 2024
I’m often asked questions about accessibility in meetings. Sometimes I’m trying to get across a point about something to do with being in a wheelchair with a service dog. It can get pretty frustrating to try to explain things that… Continue Reading…
October 6, 2023
In my continuing desire to bring you the news that Meta won’t let me post on Facebook, I start with news that has upset me no end. Some lowlife has cut down the tree at Sycamore Gap. Such an iconic… Continue Reading…
October 3, 2023
Rabia and I wanted to write an OpEd as politicians go back to work in parliament. We wanted to remind them about the promises they had made to us, and that we feel they’re not being kept. We can’t post… Continue Reading…
September 24, 2023
It seems that sharing stories from the news was a thing I liked to do on Facebook. However, the fight between the Canadian government and Meta means that no posts from any website deemed as news can be shared on… Continue Reading…
August 13, 2023
This morning I got on the scales and they registered at 199.8lbs – meaning I’ve lost roughly 50lbs this year. There’s going to be a lot of personal information in this, but I believe that we only understand what other… Continue Reading…
September 1, 2022
44 years ago this week, in 1978, I became a pupil at my local high school, the first year in this new system that was called “comprehensive education”. As kids go back to school all over the world, I see… Continue Reading…
June 24, 2022
Language matters. The way we communicate with each other in words, the language that we read, hear, see, watch, matters, and shapes who we are as a society. The old adage “sticks and stones may break my bones but words… Continue Reading…
May 10, 2022
My husband and I are both active people. Victor writes, and is currently creating an exhibition for Winnipeg in September, funded by a Canada Council of the Arts grant. I’m a PhD candidate at UBC-O. However, that’s not the full… Continue Reading…
Advocacy • Disability • MS
February 6, 2022
An excellent but unusual article – a man with fibromyalgia talking about not being believed. Unusual because this chronic illness is most often associated with women, but the disbelief that goes along with it has a long history in medicine of… Continue Reading…
