“To view your life as blessed does not require you to deny your pain. It simply demands a more complicated vision, one in which a condition or event is not either good or bad but is, rather, both good and bad, not sequentially, but simultaneously.”
This book delves into the complexities of human sexuality, examining its role in culture, psychology, and personal relationships. The essays within offer diverse perspectives on the subject, providing both critical analysis and personal narratives. more
Nancy Mairs was an American author known for her candid writing about chronic pain and physical disability. Her works delve into personal identity, body image, and societal stereotypes about people with disabilities. more
“It is curious that the leaf should so love the light and the root so hate it.”