Earning money is difficult, especially when living with spinal muscular atrophy (SMA). Fortunately, there are ways to supplement…
Brianna Albers
Brianna Albers (she/her) is a crip-cyborg storyteller living in Minneapolis-St. Paul. She was diagnosed with spinal muscular atrophy type 2 in 1996 and lives with co-occurring physical and mental health conditions. By day she works as an advocate, bridging disability and mental health awareness to empower people to live their best lives; by night, she dabbles in imagination, and is currently writing "Death and the Blade," an adult romantasy with #OwnVoices disability representation. Find her online at bhalbers.com and on social media @bhalbers.
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Articles by Brianna Albers
2018: A Year for New Beginnings
I like setting goals and making lists of everything I want to accomplish over the…
Another Year, Another Adventure
You may have noticed I was essentially AWOL throughout the month of December. I…
More Tips for Dealing With SMA-Related Depression
Sometimes spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) leads to mood disorders such as major depressive disorder (MDD) or dysthymia.
Online Volunteering Opportunities for SMA Patients
There is plenty of evidence that volunteering can be good for one’s physical, mental, and emotional health. The Corporation…
SMA and Days of ‘Bad Body Vibes’
I’ve always had a weird relationship with my body, and I’ve always struggled to…
I’ve been having a lot of headaches lately and, naturally, my anxiety had me convinced…
3 Tips for Dealing With SMA-Related Depression
Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) can be a difficult disease to manage, and can very easily impact a person’s…
Raised by the Internet
A year or so ago, I came across a zine on Tumblr that was all…
It can be difficult to get around a metropolitan area, especially when you’re in a wheelchair or otherwise…