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Using the master’s tools to build a shack outside so you can be alone (aka navigating disability gatekeeping in the educational system)

by Tasha Fierce | Apr 10, 2018 | disability, magical depressive realism, my kind of crazy

Even before I stopped taking medication, I stopped going to therapy. I didn’t have a therapist through most of the withdrawal process; only at the very beginning did I seek out a psychologist because I thought it would be safe. But I just found myself arguing...

Letting go of linear time as a strategy for coexisting with anxiety and maybe transforming society

by Tasha Fierce | Apr 5, 2018 | disability, magical depressive realism, my kind of crazy

Time is a major fuel for my crazy—I worry about how much I have left in my life, how much we have left as a society, and how much we have left on this earth. Most often, though, my anxiety around time is centered on how little of it I have in each day that I can...

My journey away from psychiatric medication, part 1

by Tasha Fierce | May 5, 2017 | disability, my kind of crazy

For the last 5 weeks, I have been psych med free. I’m kind of ecstatic. I’ve been on some kind of psychiatric medication since I was 14 years old. I’m 37 now. For nearly 23 years of my life – the majority – I’ve lived under a kind...
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