Ill Feelings: ‘It was useful to dismiss us – to tell us we were trouble, rather than change the system we were troubling’
Q&A with Alice Hattrick, author of Ill Feelings, by Roisin McLaughlin-Dowd It’s been a...
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Q&A with Alice Hattrick, author of Ill Feelings, by Roisin McLaughlin-Dowd It’s been a...
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Guest post by Hayley Crowther, for MS Awareness Week *eye roll* It’s not very often in life...
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Guest post by ly Kerr When I began having health issues, I accepted the consensus that fat was bad...
Read MoreFeb 24, 2021 | Physical Health
Guest post by Artie Carden Artie is a queer, nonbinary, disabled writer. A couple of months ago...
Read MoreFeb 22, 2021 | Mental Health, Physical Health
Guest post by Ceecee, a member of Women for Refugee Women’s Rainbow Sisters Group for LBT...
Read MoreFeb 15, 2021 | Physical Health
Guest post by Holly Broome Throughout my life I have been made to feel that eczema is just a mild...
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Guest post by Daisy Riley I am a pretty sickly woman. I’m 22 years old now and have spent a...
Read MoreFeb 8, 2021 | Physical Health
Guest post by Candace Martin from the US I’m a 5’ tall woman. I’m 30, but look younger than I am....
Read MoreFeb 2, 2021 | Books, Physical Health
Q&A with Jessica Taylor-Bearman, author of A Girl Behind Dark Glasses and A Girl In One Room ...
Read MoreJan 12, 2021 | Physical Health
Guest post by India-Rose Channon I’m a writer with a currently undiagnosed chronic illness. I’ve...
Read MoreDec 11, 2020 | Physical Health
Guest post by Annie Ogden Ugh… M.E. Honestly, that is exactly the way I feel towards it,...
Read MoreNov 26, 2020 | Physical Health
Guest post by Celia Paz Chao from Spain When I think about being disbelieved by doctors, even...
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