Why Disability Humour Isn’t Just Funny, It’s Freedom
There are days when you can’t tell if your life is a dark comedy or a medical drama with bad writing. Mobility aids go rogue, doctors say things that could win awards for unintentional humour, and strangers offer advice that belongs in a sitcom.
For many of us in the disability and chronic illness community, humour isn’t denial… it’s defiance. It’s how we reclaim the narrative from pity, awkwardness, and endless “inspiration” clichés.
Does Tylenol Cause Autism? (Spoiler: No, It Doesn’t)
Every few months the internet finds a new thing to blame for autism. Once upon a time it was vaccines. Then it was WiFi. Someone even said it was almond milk (seriously, what did almonds ever do to you?).
Understanding EDS: A Guide for Awareness and Empowerment
Raising awareness offers validation, improves diagnosis accuracy, and promotes better access to supportive care, especially for those whose disabilities are “invisible.”