by Sean - 20 August 2006
My mind tends to always work, always churn, full of thoughts. Some good thoughts, some not so good. But often just so many things going on in there that it’s not easy to actually retrieve them in a coherent fashion. I know what I’m thinking, I kinda know what I want to say, but from there to let it out "on paper", there’s a significant difference.
Download my thoughts continues »
by Sophie - 19 August 2006
Busy, busy busy, I seem to be so busy and yet so lazy. I know that I can’t just keep beating myself up over the fact that I have to wait until next month to work. Heh, it’ll mean I’ll be spending so much more time online later at night making sure everything is running smoothly/fuelling my addiction…well, my second most important addiction.
Busy yet lazy continues »
by Lily - 17 August 2006
Hello Sean and thank you for your message. As you may have seen in todays pictures - August the 17th therefore almost a month and a half after my amputation I’m doing extremely well. I lead the same life as before, in that I’m able to do all my household chores, going to the stores, driving around, enjoying the beach and sea, etc….
Doing well as an amputee continues »
by Sean - 10 August 2006
I was approached several weeks ago by Shirley Jones of the Two Four Group, and independent television company out of London, UK. They are interested in making a documentary about (wheelchair??) pretenders, and are looking for participants. I am always gun shy around the media, and have exchanged several lengthy emails with Shirley before making this post. While one can’t be sure of anything, I am reasonably confident that they aren’t aiming to make a sensationalist piece.
Looking for TV Documentary participants continues »
by Sean - 6 August 2006
Yesterday, a friend showed me a video she had gotten from the site of a paraplegic woman selling photos and videos of herself. My friend wanted feedback on how this woman transferred. And the video grabbed me by the guts and twisted and scrunched my emotions.
An incredible sense of longing continues »