Everything you do requires your energy. Getting up and getting things done during your day is something most people take for granted. However, if you have a disability or chronic condition, things are very different. “How are your spoons today?” “Do you have any spoons left?” “I wish...
Some of you may be familiar with “Spoon Theory“. In short, spoon theory says that when you live with a disability, you have a limited number of spoons, or energy to do things, each day. Some days, you have more, other days less. Some days...
Before I even knew anxiety was a thing, I suffered from depression. As it turns out, one can be a side effect of the other. I’m not sure if the chicken or the egg came first with me, but now that I know what...
SALT LAKE CITY — Matchstick Theory, written and performed by Psarah Johnson, is a telling of her life and daily routine and all the emotions and pain that go along with living with a disability. Johnson’s performance was riveting and enlightening. Matchstick Theory is a show that changed...