Month 4 Health Update: Trying to find stability

Optimistic? Not yet. But hopeful? Yes.

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SIPS Month 2: The Long Tail of Recovery

Being functional and being recovered? Not the same thing. SIPS Month 2 explores the gap between usable capacity and fuller recovery.

Yes, AI helped me write this

I tried to get (human) help for my AI-assisted work, only to realize I might be asking for too much. Where exactly do debates about ethical AI use leave disability, money, access, and energy?

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12 Job boards and resources for disabled and chronically ill workers

Disabled and chronically ill people like us are criminally underemployed in the U.S. These job boards and resources can help change that.

Field Recording #2: What Month One of SIPS Taught Me

An audio companion to the first monthly field report from the Starr Institute of Physiological Shenanigans.

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SIPS Month 2: The Long Tail of Recovery

Yes, AI helped me write this

12 Job boards and resources for disabled and chronically ill workers

Field Recording #2: What Month One of SIPS Taught Me