Rhiannon Anderson

Hello, my beloved readers, and welcome back to another blog and another week! Who here is a people pleaser? It’s perhaps safe to assume that the majority of us are people pleasers, or we worry too much about what other people think of us, and we become someone we aren’t to try and feel ‘accepted’ […]

G’day, friends, and welcome to another weekend and another new blog post!! Being disabled means you must constantly advocate for yourself, especially if you need any caregiving or extra care being taken by people if you are susceptible to severe illness. Advocating for yourself can be incredibly nerve-racking, and it takes immense confidence to know

G’day friends and welcome to another week and another post! I have spoken about many topics across the three years of this blog. However, I have never talked about comparison and Statistics! The world is full of comparisons; that is what we humans do 24/7! We compare what we look like, what we do, how

G’day, friends and welcome back to another week and another blog post! If you are new here, welcome, if you have been here before, welcome back! Within the disabled community, like with any community, there is conflicting information and opinions. The difference of opinions in how to handle things is fine! What isn’t okay is

G’day, friends and welcome to another week and another blog post! I cannot tell you just how excited I am that we only have a week and a bit or so left of winter for another year! I have a love-hate relationship with winter; I love the cozy days at home by the fire with

G’day, friends, and welcome to another week’s end and a new post!! I was talking to someone this week, and they mentioned how difficult it was for them to come out of the disability closet. This naturally got me thinking because I live under a rock, but I had never heard of the phrase ‘coming