Kevin Schaefer

It’s a great story. I enjoyed meeting Shaniqua and many other contributors this year at the conference.

Hey Blake, great blog post! Thanks for sharing.

I finally watched CODA last night. I liked it ok but didn’t think it was amazing. Phenomenal cast and it’s a touching, feel-good coming-of-age comedy, but I get some criticisms from members of the deaf community. Like, there’s nothing wrong with telling a story from the perspective of a non-disabled family member, but it didn’t add up that they we…[Read more]

Hey Crystal, great to hear from you!

First off, I do think virtual dates and talking/texting are good ways to start. It gives you a chance to connect with someone first. Then you can discuss ways to meet in person. I have friends and caregivers who drive me a lot when we’re hanging out.

Regarding an assistive device, I use my wheelchair tray for…[Read more]

Thanks, Blake! Yeah, it’s definitely cathartic to let it all out.

Thanks for sharing!

Congrats! I know something like this would be good for me. I spend way too much on books, movies, collectibles, and eating out each month.

Hey Blake, I fixed it. Thanks for sharing.

That’s awesome!

Yeah, so I write a column for this site, which you can read here. I also write comic/graphic novel scripts. I like sf/fantasy, horror, and comedy.

Hey Daniela, welcome! I’m 28, type 2, and I work remotely for this site’s parent company. I’m also a writer and podcaster. Great to have you!

I finally started watching this as well. It’s great! The writing is poignant, hilarious, and touching. I love how quirky the characters are, and how it tackles the nuances of living with a less visible disability. Highly recommend!

Thanks for sharing! Definitely a big transition, but it’ll work out.