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Sadie Witkowski

Chicago
As seen in: Carry the Two, Apple Podcasts, Business Insider, Aol, NPR, Flipboard, Phys.org, Smithsonian Magazine, University of Chicago, Voice of America (VOA), Yahoo and
@AAASMassMedia Alum. PhD @NorthwesternU. @PlanIIHonors. Creator/Host of Carry the Two & In Defense of Fandom podcasts.
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Hand-drawn animation brings a meeting of ‘voice-hearers’ to life

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By Sadie Witkowski, Lidia Zylowska, Joohee Seo, Jadzia Jagiellowicz
| Psyche Magazine Verified
https://www.youtube.com/embed/bUu8rN8-7FE The term ‘voice-hearer’ was coined in the late 1980s as part of a movement that rejected the clinical language often used to describe people with this experience, and instead embraced voice-hearing as a meaningful aspect of human life. The participants in the short documentary Lively Discussions Between Voice-Hearers also prefer this term.
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When my husband became paralysed, our circle held us together

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By Sadie Witkowski
| Psyche Magazine Verified
A bike crash left my husband paralysed. What happened next taught me something profound about community by Sadie Witkowski All images supplied by the author All images supplied by the author It was raining on my first day of the new job, a constant, neverending drizzle that would soak me to the bone by the time I arrived at the office. I was already nervous to start my role in communications at the University of Chicago, and borrowing Daniel’s car meant I wouldn’t be late.
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My husband is paraplegic, but that's not stopping us from becoming parents Original

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By Rosemary Donahue Verified, Sadie Witkowski, Henry Blodget Verified
| Business Insider Verified
Two years ago, my husband, Daniel, was in a life-altering traffic collision that severed his spinal cord at his lower back. He couldn't feel his legs at the scene and was taken away to the ER, where they assessed his condition and immediately sent him to the local hospital for a spinal fusion surgery. This event almost perfectly coincided with our discussions around family planning and how we finally felt ready to try.
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