Me to you! 😘💖

I’ve been disabled since birth, but I still struggle with internalized ableism.

Unlearning takes time, just like finding your own way to knit. It’s okay to go at your own pace - we’re in this together.

Knitting is my calm, it definitely helps soothe my soul. Unfortunately, sometimes long knitting sessions can be a little hard for my joints.

Some days, we’ve got a lot of spoons, and other days, just a few. 🍽️

The Spoon Theory reminds us that even small efforts matter 🧶💪

Knitting for just a little bit still makes you a knitter, and every stitch counts! Celebrate what you can do, not what you can't. ❤️

Healthy aging means embracing change - and that includes your body’s needs. ✨
Adaptive tools, like electric toothbrushes or adaptive bras, solve real problems and make life easier. Why not knitting too? Creativity thrives with flexibility.

“Culture Shock is constructive. It’s the growing pains of a new perspective.” - Rick Steves.

I believe growth happens when we step outside our comfort zones. Adapting isn’t a barrier - its creativity in action. Knitting is for EVERY BODY 💙