No Shame. No Silence. No Hiding

Stephen Fry’s long‑standing message is clear: mental illness should never be hidden, never treated as shameful, and never forced into silence. His entire public advocacy rests on that principle. He has spoken openly for decades about living with bipolar disorder, including suicide attempts and periods of profound crisis. Across interviews, documentaries, speeches, and campaigns, FryContinue reading “No Shame. No Silence. No Hiding”

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Jewish Boy Creates ADHD Awareness Clothing

Eight‑year‑old Nate Zilberkweit Lewy, a Jewish schoolboy from north London, has launched a clothing brand called ADHAA – Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Awesome Ability — a project designed to flip the narrative around ADHD and celebrate neurodiversity. What he has done is create a positive rebrand of ADHD by replacing ‘disorder’ with ‘Awesome Ability,’ to highlightContinue reading “Jewish Boy Creates ADHD Awareness Clothing”

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A Question Disabled People Dread On Dates

As a disabled person myself, I no longer go on dates because I just know what I will ultimately get asked, and not only do I get asked, men are so blunt about it when they do ask, and this is the most common question asked. My stomach used to roll because I knew thatContinue reading “A Question Disabled People Dread On Dates”

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