Editor’s note: Invisible disabilities like mental health struggles, dyslexia and dyspraxia can often go unnoticed and undiagnosed. This week’s post is a lovely piece by Jane Madden, a student with dyspraxia. Lots of readers might relate to Jane’s experience and journey through her diagnosis. Hopefully this story could even help other students who are finding […]
Read More Disability and I: Jane MaddenLaura Beston and I became friends back during our first year of college in Dublin. During the years that have passed, Beston and I have both been through a lot and have changed as people, but we still both hold activism close to out hearts. In our second year of college, Beston and I worked […]
Read More Disability and I: Laura BestonAs humans, we have always prided ourselves on our ability to think. We have always seen ourselves as above other species because of the thoughts in our head and how we act or react to them. But at what point are we thinking too much? At what point does our ability to think become damaging […]
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