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Posted on March 5, 2014 by writehanded — 1 Comment ↓

A couple of days ago I was driving in Nelson and I saw this ad in the window of a local coffee house. Not the world’s best photo, but hopefully Continue Reading →

Posted in About illness, Feminism | Tagged Advertising, disability, Feminism | 1 Comment ↓

How To Not Be Creepy on Twitter

Posted on March 5, 2014 by writehanded — 14 Comments ↓

This is my Guide for How To Not Be Creepy on Twitter. It is a response to my own experiences, and includes notes contributed by others. The Guide is mainly Continue Reading →

Posted in Feminism | Tagged Feminism, Online safety, twitter | 14 Comments ↓

What helps?

Posted on March 4, 2014 by writehanded — Leave a reply

Recently I wrote some stuff about my progress. It’s really hard to see from the inside, but on days when I feel frustrated and sad and sore and tired, it’s Continue Reading →

Posted in About illness, Mental health | Leave a reply

Why tweet?

Posted on March 2, 2014 by writehanded — Leave a reply

People who don’t use Twitter often ask me to explain the value of it. That’s not really an easy thing to describe, especially if they don’t understand how it works Continue Reading →

Posted in About illness, Mental health | Leave a reply

Climbing mountains

Posted on February 25, 2014 by writehanded — 1 Comment ↓

I spent the last week in Wellington. It was incredible – not just the city and the food (haha) and the amazing, wonderful people I met – but the fact Continue Reading →

Posted in About illness, Mental health | 1 Comment ↓

“Reaching in”

Posted on February 25, 2014 by writehanded

I walk with a cane. Not all the time, but most of the time, because I’m weak from being ill for so long and it makes life much easier if Continue Reading →

Posted in About illness, Mental health, Politics

In Which I Go To Dinner and Experience a Bizarre Situation

Posted on February 14, 2014 by writehanded — Leave a reply

Obviously, I don’t get to go out for dinner much. When I do (this is the Dress Thing all over again), I really really hope it will be lovely. So Continue Reading →

Posted in About illness | Leave a reply

Posted on February 14, 2014 by writehanded — 3 Comments ↓

Latest from WINZ: As I mentioned, I’ve just found out that my benefit, and my Disability Allowance which is a separate assessment, have to be reassessed. WINZ appear to be Continue Reading →

Posted in About illness, Financial hardship, Mental health, Politics, WINZ/IRD | 3 Comments ↓

The semantics of self worth

Posted on February 11, 2014 by writehanded — Leave a reply

I have a couple of different points to make in this post, so bear with me. Yesterday, I had my usual monthly appointment with WINZ. I understand why these appointments Continue Reading →

Posted in About illness, Financial hardship, Politics, WINZ/IRD | Leave a reply

Wellmeaning salespeople: the shadowy nemesis of the anxious person

Posted on February 7, 2014 by writehanded — 1 Comment ↓

You may have followed my recent drama, in which, in a fit of anxiety, I purchased a dress I hated and then proceeded to have a breakdown about it. I Continue Reading →

Posted in Mental health | 1 Comment ↓

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