by Sarah - 25 November 2008
Quid Pro Quo was a movie with many faults, butit was certainly refreshing to see ourexistence portrayed on screen even ifall of the details weren’t quite right. My favorite scene is the one in which Vera Farmiga comes out of her room wearing a corset and leg braces and asks Isaac whether he’s offended. At one point she acknowledges to him that she’s never shared thisaspect of her life with another humansoul. My favorite moment comes at the end ofthe scene when she tells him that she needs to use her chair but can’t with him there.That was the mostauthentic aspect of the whole movie for me.
Wellspring of Desire continues »
by Chloe - 24 November 2008
Today, as of this writing, I went skiing for the first time this season. It was a very happy experience.
First Ski Day continues »
by Sean - 23 November 2008
It appears everything has been moved and is stable, so I’d say have fun and we’re good to go :)
by Tom -
I could start this account by saying I’ve always wanted to be an amputee for as long as I can remember. I could recall very old memories, but the most vivid one – and the most significant - is a dream I had when I was about eleven. In that dream I could quite straightforwardly remove my left hand from the end of my arm by pulling on it with a slight twist. I could also put it back, but it felt a lot better without it. Not having a hand at the end of my left forearm just felt right.
A Hand for A Life continues »
by Ada - 22 November 2008
My BIID is worst at work and when I’m out in the world, it is much more manageable at home. Like many, I have a bunch of little tricks and tools to help me get through the day. What follows is in part my office "routine ".
My desk chair continues »