46. how we remember everything
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Cass + Case talk about their crazy good memories, especially with remembering dates, and how that may be tied to their vision.
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Cass + Case talk about their crazy good memories, especially with remembering dates, and how that may be tied to their vision.
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Cassandra + Casey talk about people with disabilities getting exploited for “inspiration.” They give examples from their lives and what it means to be inspiring.
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Cass + Case talk about disclosing their various disabilities in the workplace, dating, friendships, and beyond.
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Case + Cass talk about the importance of community in attending conferences for their various conditions. They share memories and laugh about seeing people holding their phones close to their face… just like them!
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Case + Cass debunk common “albino” myths and stereotypes. Do people with albinism really have red eyes or magic powers?
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Cass + Case tell wild, potentially embarrassing stories on their experiences with chronic illness. This one might get TMI with blood, vomit, urine, and poop, so listen at your own risk!
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Case + Cass talk about the jobs they’ve had throughout their lives and times they’ve experienced discrimination. They also talk about dream jobs they would never have.
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Case + Cass talk about their journey with self-advocacy and what they might say to their younger selves.
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Casey and Cassandra talk about independence into adulthood, including cooking, cleaning, transportation, and taking of care of their dogs.
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Casey and Cassandra share stories about growing up their with older, able-bodied siblings. They briefly discuss genetics and fun memories from their childhood to now.