Why No Anguish?

by Chloe - 27 November 2011

I recently stated on The Wheelchair Zone that I do not desire to be rid of my BIID, nor do I see it as a disorder. Elisabeth commented in the same thread, implying that I am in the minority with this viewpoint. This gave me much food for thought in terms of figuring out why I think the way I do in these matters.

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Why I Have to Take the Red Pill

by Chloe - 7 February 2011

Sophie’s last post inspired me to contemplate why I have to take the red pill. Nothing I write here should be construed as implying that I am right and Sophie is wrong; not in the slightest. I have my own world view, and I simply have to do what is right for me.

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Reverse Miracles – Never Happened

by Sean - 29 October 2010

Something just triggered a memory about often going to a particular church as a young teenager. I would go and pray to be "healed". It didn’t work.

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Being Sane but Living in Insanity

by Sophie - 26 August 2010

Life has been good for me, my BIID is still as low as it could be without actually getting rid of it and I can only attribute that to God. With the other issues I’ve dealt with I’ve become more and more confident in talking to people about things I’m passionate about.

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Dilemma

by Elisabeth - 14 July 2010

Being a Catholic wife with BIID poses some serious dilemma: how can I be a good wife when I know that my wheeling is causing so much pain to my husband?

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