I feel like trash today! It’s April 18, 2020, and so much of my hospital inpatient/outpatient happened right around this time 3 years ago. It’s really tough to think about. I feel so much love for the people I met … Continue reading →

This is what we wrote together at our meeting tonight. I (Julian) will be submitting this draft to Dean Walters on Monday 4/30/18.   First and foremost, we affirm that we as severely mentally ill students are members of this … Continue reading →

Here is what I’ve pieced together from our conversation last night about medical leave and what changes we would like to see about the way students are treated. This is still in the works and I invite comments down below … Continue reading →

I’m thrilled to announce that my cat Max is approved to be my emotional support animal for next year! We will be living on Rock 3rd!! [Image description: A small embroidery piece depicting a black and white cat (Max!) on … Continue reading →

[Image description: An event flyer that says: LET’S TALK: MEDICAL LEAVE – PART TWO DRAFTING A MEDICAL LEAVE BILL OF RIGHTS GOALS Affirm our place as disabled students at the college – WE BELONG HERE Improve communication and transparency between … Continue reading →

[Reposted from my Facebook] This is an appreciation post for all my neurodivergent and disabled friends in college: We are BADASS and STRONG and I’m so proud of us. We’re making space for ourselves at an institution that’s hard and … Continue reading →

About a year ago, I checked myself into Bryn Mawr Hospital because I was experiencing severe manic symptoms as part of my bipolar disorder. When I got out of the hospital, the Dean’s Office together with Dr. Bazelon (a psychiatrist … Continue reading →

Hi all, Thank you for coming tonight! I am so grateful that you all care about this issue and want to create change on campus. Some key points: Fire Dr. Bazelon!! She is sketchy, violates HIPAA, and doesn’t take responsibility … Continue reading →

An event I’m holding this weekend– because students with severe mental illness deserve to be treated with dignity and respect. We deserve to have our wants and needs listened to and respected. We deserve to be treated like adults who … Continue reading →

When they’re being nice, they call me in crisis, confused, sick. When they’re being honest, they call me out of control, delusional, crazy. Maybe I’m projecting. But I think I heard them say psycho, dangerous. What do I call myself? … Continue reading →