A place for stories about chronic illness, disability, mental health, and neurodivergence.
Art & Photography
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By Karlen LambertKarlen Lambert enjoys working with surrealism and color in her photography and other works. She is an avid reader, writer, purple enthusiast and music lover.
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By Karlen LambertKarlen Lambert is a writer and an artist, currently studying for a BFA in 3D art at UNCC. Her work explores grief and neurodivergent presentation.
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By T.C. LONGT.C. Long has also recorded an audio version of this piece, both to increase accessibility and to lend additional humanity and dimensionality to disabled folks in media.
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By Janis Butler HolmWhy can’t assistive devices be beautiful? By Janis Butler Holm.
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By Kerri CurtisNumb, by Kerri Curtis, refers to feeling of wanting to be numb after having too much outside stimulation and everything feels like it’s too loud, too bright, too much. Mix in anxiety, which can be equally tiring, and this piece is the safe cocoon to hide away in.
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By Luca M DamianiLayers of Hyper Acoustic Pain by Luca M Damiani uses the artist’s writing, artworks, and photography based on his own disability, showing layered moments of invisible sensory disorder.