HSP

In this blog post, Annie reviews her first week of school with accessibility in her program that covers disability studies.

In this blog post, Annie shares a win of being able to paddle board, and ends with sharing her current strengthening routine.

This blog post talks about the harm of labeling yourself or others with a disability through person experience. accepting my disabilities.

This blog post reviews Santa Barbara's accessibility through Hotel Milo, the zoo, and local attractions bases on personal experiences.

This blog post talks about the accessibility of the Getty Museum in LA.

This blog shares what I have learned as a student while getting accommodations to share more about the process of getting school services.

This blog post helps to explain why I chose to use disabled as an identifying term, and ends with terms to avoid.

This blog post covers my experience with Covid for the second time, and how I quarantined and managed my mental and physical health.

This blog post I talk about my self confidence through hair cuts due to some medical issues.

This blog post lists some of the hobbies I do when I am feeling isolated from my disabilities.

In this blog post I review the Huntington Library based on it's accessibility.

This blog post provides some history on disability pride and the long road to accessibility.

This blog post explains the difference between equality and equity through a cartoon and personal experience as a disabled person.

This blog post gives recommendations to disabled people going to Disneyland based on a recent trip.

This post shares 5 things I use that help me manage my disability as a disabled college student.

This blog talks about the accommodations I will use in my masters degree starting in the fall of 2024.

This blog shares how I make habits and maintain routines with chronic pain.

This blog reviews an accessible room at the Best Western in Carpinteria.

This blog features three haikus about disability for national haiku day.

This blog explains the difference between the medical and social model of disability with examples and preferences for the social model.