deafldgirl
@deafldgirl.bsky.social
Deaf with limb difference. Mom of 3. Music Therapist. Disability advocate. Creative soul.
Profile picture: white, blonde haired woman in her 40s wearing glasses and sitting in a car. Cover picture: close up of piano keys, white charcoal on black paper.
Profile picture: white, blonde haired woman in her 40s wearing glasses and sitting in a car. Cover picture: close up of piano keys, white charcoal on black paper.
Just checked out the audiobook of this one from the library - thanks!
June 17, 2025 at 7:29 PM
Just checked out the audiobook of this one from the library - thanks!
I will check her out, thanks!
June 17, 2025 at 6:34 PM
I will check her out, thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it. 💕
May 21, 2025 at 6:54 PM
Glad you enjoyed it. 💕
I am not a grilled cheese sandwich. I need that reminder today. Maybe you do, too. How others PERCEIVE you is not a reflection of who you ARE. You are not defined by others perspectives of you.
May 21, 2025 at 4:52 PM
I am not a grilled cheese sandwich. I need that reminder today. Maybe you do, too. How others PERCEIVE you is not a reflection of who you ARE. You are not defined by others perspectives of you.
“What does that even mean? Of course I’m not!” I say.
He then said some of the most profound words I’ve ever heard.
“Then why does it matter that I called you one?”
He then said some of the most profound words I’ve ever heard.
“Then why does it matter that I called you one?”
May 21, 2025 at 4:52 PM
“What does that even mean? Of course I’m not!” I say.
He then said some of the most profound words I’ve ever heard.
“Then why does it matter that I called you one?”
He then said some of the most profound words I’ve ever heard.
“Then why does it matter that I called you one?”
He listened, and then suddenly slammed his spatula down and shouted, “You’re a grilled cheese sandwich!”
Stunned, I stared at him. He then softened and asked me, “Are you a grilled cheese sandwich?”
Stunned, I stared at him. He then softened and asked me, “Are you a grilled cheese sandwich?”
May 21, 2025 at 4:52 PM
He listened, and then suddenly slammed his spatula down and shouted, “You’re a grilled cheese sandwich!”
Stunned, I stared at him. He then softened and asked me, “Are you a grilled cheese sandwich?”
Stunned, I stared at him. He then softened and asked me, “Are you a grilled cheese sandwich?”
From what I can tell, that is the point of this endeavor - to expose problems of the credit industry and the challenges it brings to those who struggle financially.
March 12, 2025 at 2:30 PM
From what I can tell, that is the point of this endeavor - to expose problems of the credit industry and the challenges it brings to those who struggle financially.
I’m not calling you a bad word or person by calling you to action. I believe life is about constant growth and improvement. But do the work because it is needed.
Deeming us a burden is dehumanizing.
Deeming us a burden is dehumanizing.
February 22, 2025 at 4:53 AM
I’m not calling you a bad word or person by calling you to action. I believe life is about constant growth and improvement. But do the work because it is needed.
Deeming us a burden is dehumanizing.
Deeming us a burden is dehumanizing.
I invite anyone who thinks of the disabled as a burden in your own life or society to review the definition of ableism and critically explore your own thinking.
For what it’s worth, I grew up with internalized ableism. It is a rampant way of thinking in our society.
For what it’s worth, I grew up with internalized ableism. It is a rampant way of thinking in our society.
February 22, 2025 at 4:53 AM
I invite anyone who thinks of the disabled as a burden in your own life or society to review the definition of ableism and critically explore your own thinking.
For what it’s worth, I grew up with internalized ableism. It is a rampant way of thinking in our society.
For what it’s worth, I grew up with internalized ableism. It is a rampant way of thinking in our society.
it is there. But online discussion in multiple spaces I’ve come across has revealed a great many Americans who think of the disabled as burdens. So I say this to you.
My existence is not something to grieve over. I, a disabled person, am not a burden.
My existence is not something to grieve over. I, a disabled person, am not a burden.
February 22, 2025 at 4:53 AM
it is there. But online discussion in multiple spaces I’ve come across has revealed a great many Americans who think of the disabled as burdens. So I say this to you.
My existence is not something to grieve over. I, a disabled person, am not a burden.
My existence is not something to grieve over. I, a disabled person, am not a burden.
I sing this song frequently with my younger clients (I’m a music therapist) and I’m not so sure how I feel about this image now being in my head as I do this song in the future…
February 20, 2025 at 5:09 AM
I sing this song frequently with my younger clients (I’m a music therapist) and I’m not so sure how I feel about this image now being in my head as I do this song in the future…
Michael Sheen IS Willy Wonka.
February 11, 2025 at 3:44 PM
Michael Sheen IS Willy Wonka.
3: Also under those 3 lines, go to feeds. You can subscribe to different feeds people have created. Then, instead of having to scroll through ALL the “following” or “discover” feeds, you can scroll through your actual interests. It’s also a great way to find and follow similar peeps.
January 29, 2025 at 2:16 PM
3: Also under those 3 lines, go to feeds. You can subscribe to different feeds people have created. Then, instead of having to scroll through ALL the “following” or “discover” feeds, you can scroll through your actual interests. It’s also a great way to find and follow similar peeps.
2: Utilize settings/moderation. You can use mute words where you will never see posts using those words, or you can mute or block accounts quite easily.
January 29, 2025 at 2:16 PM
2: Utilize settings/moderation. You can use mute words where you will never see posts using those words, or you can mute or block accounts quite easily.