Tracy Paige @springinherstep

Speech Language Pathologist. Mom. Introvert. she/her Joined January 2016

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Tracy Paige @springinherstep

5 years ago

Disabled friends: Bar Harbor ME get negative 2 stars for accessibility from me. Two days. Two falls.

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Tracy Paige @springinherstep

5 years ago

@Thricemarked I have the same goal, to walk on my two feet as long as possible. Turning 50 at the end of the month. I wish I’d been better prepared for aging with CP.

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Tracy Paige @springinherstep

5 years ago

@SkylarAstin I’m sorry. This is my fault. Every time I like a show it gets canceled. I just started season 2 and love the show. My apologies to High Fidelity as well.

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Tracy Paige @springinherstep

6 years ago

@jasonsweettooth That movie is a compatibility test for me. If you don’t think Remains of the Day lunchboxes are hysterical, we can’t be friends.

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Tracy Paige @springinherstep

6 years ago

@dieversteckt Hope your day was great!

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Tracy Paige @springinherstep

6 years ago

@ABrightMonster Crip Camp

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Tracy Paige @springinherstep

6 years ago

@DragonflyJonez The shake is for dipping the fries.

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Wendy Lu (she/her) @wendyluwrites

6 years ago

In 1999, Ruth Bader Ginsburg wrote the majority opinion for the Olmstead case, declaring that people with disabilities have the right to live in their own communities rather in institutions. Brb leaving to go cry again.

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Tracy Paige @springinherstep

6 years ago

@chrissyteigen I just dropped my daughter off at college and was surprised that my excitement for her outweighed my sadness for me. They are supposed to go off and do great things.

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Tracy Paige @springinherstep

6 years ago

@ActuallyNPH please accept this comment with all the love and respect that is intended. The disability community prefers “wheelchair user” to “wheelchair bound”. Wheelchairs provide mobility and freedom.