Texas v. Becerra: The Silent Threat to Accessibility Everywhere
Why the Texas v. Becerra Lawsuit Is More Dangerous Than You Think Most people assume Section 504 only applies to students in schools. But in reality, it protects millions of disabled people from discrimination everywhere—in workplaces, hospitals, public transit, and essential services. 📢 If Texas v. Becerra succeeds, the accessibility protections we rely on could […]
Texas v. Becerra Section 504 Lawsuit: A Threat to Disability Rights
The Fight Over Section 504 A lawsuit called Texas v. Becerra is challenging Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, one of the most fundamental civil rights protections for disabled people. Seventeen states are suing the U.S. government, arguing that Section 504 itself is unconstitutional. If they win, the entire law could be struck […]
Dancing in Puddles: A Poem of Grief and Longing
Dancing in Puddles: A Poem of Grief and Longing The children in my dreams Dance deep in my heart, Innocently splashing in the puddles Of what could never start. They dance in the puddles, Born from my grief, Forever they remain, Twirling in a dream. Stuck in a could-have-been, But unknown to them, They […]
The Invisible Boundaries: My Life with Chronic Conditions
Living with genetic conditions like Dyskeratosis congenita, Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome (EDS), and comorbidities like Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS), and Mast Cell Activation Syndrome (MCAS) means my world is mostly confined to the four walls of my room. Most days, I navigate a world that moves at a pace dictated not by me, bejut by the […]
Saying Goodbye to Beloved Medical Professionals: Impact and Transition
Acknowledging the Good Most of the time, when we talk about medical professionals, we find ourselves discussing the difficulties we face within the medical system. These conversations are understandable and definitely needed. However, today I want to shift the focus to the incredible medical professionals who truly excel in their field. These […]
Silent Echoes: Two year hysterectomy Grief Poem
On this solemn two-year anniversary of my hysterectomy, I offer this heartfelt poem as a tribute to today and the profound journey it represents. ” I never heard you, but I feel you. you never spoke, but i feel you. i never knew you, but i love you.” – the orphan In the quiet echoes […]
I SURVIVED BEING UNDIAGNOSED FOR YEARS.
a small glimpse into my story My name is Kat. From a young age, I was diagnosed with one thing after another. Unfortunately, these diagnoses did not explain all my symptoms, leaving most of my health issues undiagnosed. This situation led to abuse through the school and medical systems for most of my life. […]
