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Episode 17b – Chronic Illness with billie rain
Writing Alchemy Episode 17b Summary
We continue the discussion as artist, activist, disabled survivor iconoclast billie rain shares hir Chronic Illness Bill of Rights. Then we jump into a conversation about societal response to chronic illness, myths about disability, ways of supporting people with chronic illnesses, and how we can create more inclusive communities.
Guest: Artist, activist, disabled survivor iconoclast billie rain
This graphic is a black and white cartoon-style drawing of two tough-looking anthropomorphized cats with their hands in their pockets, looking up enigmatically at the viewer. They are both wearing air-filtering face masks that cover their noses and mouths (these are a kind of mask often used by people with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity). The cat on the left has stripes on their face and is wearing a white hoodie. The cat on the right has a black patch on their right ear and is wearing a black and white jacket.
Show Notes:
Fay’s Links
You can become my patron on my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/WritingAlchemy
The RSS feed of this podcast is: http://writingalchemy.net/feed/podcast
Fairy tale where a princess cries pearls: “The Goose Girl at the Spring” (also known as “The Goose Girl at the Well”): http://www.seiyaku.com/lit/grimm/en/179.html
Bastyr University: http://bastyr.edu/
Bastyr Center for Natural Health: http://bastyrcenter.org/
Saw Gerrara, the Rogue One antihero who uses a medical device: http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Saw_Gerrera
My series of articles on harmful representations of disability are all listed on this page: http://writingalchemy.net/podcast-2/unfamiliar-heroes/guidelines-for-game-masters/
“Villainous Disability”: http://writingalchemy.net/2017/06/12/trope-of-the-week-1-villainous-disability/
“Bitter Disability”:
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Writing Alchemy Episode 17b Summary
We continue the discussion as artist, activist, disabled survivor iconoclast billie rain shares hir Chronic Illness Bill of Rights. Then we jump into a conversation about societal response to chronic illness, myths about disability, ways of supporting people with chronic illnesses, and how we can create more inclusive communities.
Guest: Artist, activist, disabled survivor iconoclast billie rain
This graphic is a black and white cartoon-style drawing of two tough-looking anthropomorphized cats with their hands in their pockets, looking up enigmatically at the viewer. They are both wearing air-filtering face masks that cover their noses and mouths (these are a kind of mask often used by people with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity). The cat on the left has stripes on their face and is wearing a white hoodie. The cat on the right has a black patch on their right ear and is wearing a black and white jacket.
Show Notes:
Fay’s Links
You can become my patron on my Patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/WritingAlchemy
The RSS feed of this podcast is: http://writingalchemy.net/feed/podcast
Fairy tale where a princess cries pearls: “The Goose Girl at the Spring” (also known as “The Goose Girl at the Well”): http://www.seiyaku.com/lit/grimm/en/179.html
Bastyr University: http://bastyr.edu/
Bastyr Center for Natural Health: http://bastyrcenter.org/
Saw Gerrara, the Rogue One antihero who uses a medical device: http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Saw_Gerrera
My series of articles on harmful representations of disability are all listed on this page: http://writingalchemy.net/podcast-2/unfamiliar-heroes/guidelines-for-game-masters/
“Villainous Disability”: http://writingalchemy.net/2017/06/12/trope-of-the-week-1-villainous-disability/
“Bitter Disability”: