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Public Life After Disability

Disability, accessibility, and the quiet power of refusing to disappear

20 hrs ago • Sarah Levis

I Always Have a Choice

I can’t control what happens next. But I can still influence it.

May 16 • Sarah Levis

Life After the Plan Changes

Why I’m beginning to offer coaching for people adjusting to life after acquired disability

May 8 • Sarah Levis

Good Intentions Aren’t the Same as Respect

I Thought I Knew About Ableism. Then I Had a Stroke.

Apr 20 • Sarah Levis

The Unexpected Gift of Coming Home After My Stroke

Thoughts About My Dad, a Year After His Death

Apr 3 • Sarah Levis

Power in Practice: Starting Over with One Hand

How learning to use my right hand helped me return to parts of my life I thought I had lost

Mar 30 • Sarah Levis

What Stroke Taught Me About Independence (At First)

Why needing help didn’t make my life smaller—it changed how I understood independence

Mar 26 • Sarah Levis

The First Decision That Changed My Life After Stroke

New life, new choices

Mar 16 • Sarah Levis

Today's DHR - Getting Personal About Falling Down

I don’t have a specific disability history history event to write about today…so I thought that I’d get a little personal about something that happened…

Nov 21, 2024 • Sarah Levis

Happy Birthday to Me

A Bit About Me, to Celebrate...

Sep 21, 2024 • Sarah Levis

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