This is what I wrote to you almost a year ago, at the start of my very own Golden Hour.

Experimenting is kinda my jam. Bravery is a huge part of my personality.

This post is part of an archive of the small-scale newsletter I began while studying decolonization in education at Goddard College in 2020.

This post is part of an archive of the small-scale newsletter I began while studying decolonization in education at Goddard College in 2020.

This post is part of an archive of the small-scale newsletter I began while studying decolonization in education at Goddard College in 2020.

How does one make meaning through sickness? How does a sick life work when most of our wisdom for illness is focused on the short term? How do we know what to do, how to think, problem-solve, plan for the future, respond to the present, advocate for ourselves, build a very specific life of personal accessibility and health, without role models?

This post is part of an archive of the small-scale newsletter I began while studying decolonization in education at Goddard College in 2020.

To the people who chose the career, the profession, the calling to care for others, and specifically to those who take up the responsibility of caring for me.

I have left every job I’ve ever had for health reasons.