In this episode of Access Denied, Jessica Jordan Ping and Syanne Bloom discuss the complexities of navigating life as a disabled person and an activist. They explore themes of personal growth, the importance of unlearning ingrained beliefs, and the challenges of maintaining hope in a volatile political landscape. Syanne shares her journey through advocacy, mental health, and the healing power of art, particularly through creating reborn dolls. The conversation also touches on the significance of love and empathy in relationships, especially in the context of Syanne's marriage and her husband's unwavering support. Ultimately, the episode emphasizes the importance of humanizing one another and recognizing the shared struggles we all face.
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Takeaways
- Rest is productive and essential for mental health.
- Unlearning ingrained beliefs is crucial for personal growth.
- Navigating anger and hope is a part of advocacy work.
- Understanding nuance in political beliefs is important.
- Surviving in a volatile world requires resilience and support.
- Art can be a powerful healing tool.
- Love and empathy can bridge divides in relationships.
- It's okay to prioritize self-care and take breaks.
- Education and storytelling can foster understanding and change.
- Humanizing one another is key to overcoming division.
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