The Body Grief Journal

What if grief itself was a kind of access need? And what if our approach to access was shaped by the presence of grief, not just in response to death, but to all forms of loss, disconnection, rupture, and change? For many of us who live with chronic pain, disability, madness, and marginalization, grief is not a season we move through and leave behind. It shapes our days. It informs our bodies. It becomes part of our rituals, our language, our creativity, our care work. This p

I feel like I’ve lived five lifetimes in one. Many of them tragedies. Stories that haunt the corners of my mind. The reason I seem a bit...

Friendship, Mistrust & Neurodivergent Longing When I left 12-step meetings, I lost a place that once held me in routine and community....