108. the wound that never heals: our discrimination stories
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Case & Cass share frustrating discrimination experiences—rideshare denials, job stories, and some shocking, never-told moments.
Category: Disability
99. the unhappiest place on earth: discrimination at disneyland
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Case + Cass share their humiliating experience trying to get the DAS pass accommodation on their recent trip to Disneyland.
97. how we stopped word-vomiting all our struggles
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Case + Cass touch on what oversharing looks like and how they used to give too much information about their health and life.
90. too sick to be healthy, too healthy to be sick
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Case + Cass talk candidly about living with chronic illness. They touch on what it’s like be both sick and healthy and celebrate small wins.
82. blind girl gift guide
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Case + Cass give gift suggestions for the blind, low vision, chronically ill, or any person in your life in time for the holiday season
79. our lives are one huge contradiction
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Cass and Case process how they think others perceive them, how they perceive themselves, and how they perceive others with their disabilities
77. only disabled friends talk about this
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Case + Cass talk about the very specific, disability-related topics they chat about frequently that other people may not understand.
75. giving parenting advice without being parents
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Cass + Case give a letter to parents of kids with disabilities by sharing their experiences and stories growing up.
71. oversharing on facebook: our online advocacy experience
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Cass + Case talk about their online advocacy journeys and how their approaches and feelings have changed over time
65. feeling like a burden
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Cass + Case talk about times they’ve felt like a burden due to their blindness or chronic illnesses and ways they address those feelings