Style with confidence ft. Girl Gone International
I don’t talk much about my dressing sense but I can tell you that a lot of work goes into deciding what to wear. Even though I am a wheelchair user and a Hijabi, there are no limits because it is all about how you want to feel, style with confidence and make others feel around […]
I am the girl who keeps her legs in the wardrobe. No I am not kidding!
So today I took them out. Cleaned them and put them on. They are more like accessories for me. They don’t really help me walk. My wheels are more like legs. Sadly for many who have functional legs don’t really put them to use and stand in quick sand throughout life. As for me, I […]
Dear Air France – my wheelchair is like my legs, not luggage
As someone who has saved her best dresses for her visit to Paris, I am not too sure if it will be through Air France, given my past Air France disability experience. The airline needs to update and upgrade its understanding of disability, and I am here to help with that pro bono. Or maybe […]
Sunrise after sickness ft. USA and Portugal Pt.2
A day of chaos was coming to an end and so was my pain. I was finally able to sit on the hospital wheelchair and able to move. My wheelchair journey in the USA was tough, but I was given a prescription and a bill. My friend Adi helped me get back to my place. […]
Sunrise after sickness ft. USA and Portugal
It is safe to humour ourselves a little because the sunrise after sickness is here. Now that I am back to being healthy and ´on my feet´. I will also keep my medical records private because secrets are sexy. Those who survive, survive to tell the story. This is the story of my unexpected illness […]
Why I wore a Traditional dress at my Convocation ft. Uppsala University
I won’t be lying if I say I was having second thoughts about this outfit to wear for my Convocation. So the big day is here and I am about to attend my first-ever graduating ceremony for my Master´s degree. So days earlier I sent an invitation to get my parents to come for my […]
How to see Triangle of Sadness ft. Filmstaden
Somebody get me Ruben Ostlund´s number! This wish hits me harder while I was way into the movie “Triangle of Sadness” and then popped an entire layer about having a disability that I have been meaning to convey for the longest time. I just want to thank him for that and then congratulate him on […]
How to laugh ft the Laugh House, Stockholm
First, you need to realize that you need some laughs. Then you need to realize you also need to know about current affairs, dark humor, relatable tragedies, and cultural exchanges that are real. So you get a ticket from Laugh House in Stockholm for any show that suits your weekend vibe. In my case, we […]
How to see a Ballet ft. the Royal Swedish Opera, Stockholm
I would like to begin with a thankful note to Maja, Leo, Benjamin, and Thomas. All who work at the Opera as staff and who made me feel literally like a royal! Performances like an Opera show or ballet show are meant to lure you into a world of stories, characters, eras, and regions. If […]
Tiny Trips: Big Inspirations, ft Norrköping
You don’t need feet to appreciate good shoes. And that’s exactly how I bumped into Dominika when I said, ´I like your shoes! ´ It’s just another day and I am in Norrkoping for an errand but it has to be clubbed with some sightseeing. I always roam around museums looking for stories of inclusion […]