The Grit Blog

AAC user Cayt Weir shares her story about communication, why it matters, and why it's a human right for all people, especially those with communication disability.

When it comes to disability and sex, there can be a lot of stigma and shame. Disabled psychologist Liel Bridgeford shares their experiences and tips for disabled romance.

For most people, the COVID-19 pandemic is “over”. But as one of the over 400 million people globally suffering from long COVID, I can tell you it’s definitely not over.

It can be really challenging when you experience medical gaslighting. Not feeling heard or being believed can be crushing. You might wonder: what can I do? The good news is that preparation can go a long way when it comes to getting the best out of your medical appointments.

Medical gaslighting is when a health professional dismisses, downplays, or questions your symptoms or concerns. It doesn’t always look dramatic. Sometimes it’s subtle.

It’s always a joyful moment when the disability community comes together to celebrate.

Pride can be such a powerful thing. But that doesn’t mean it isn’t challenging, writes Zoe Simmons.