Interwoven Tales
Exploring the Intricate Threads that Bind Our Past, Present, and Future.
Our stories entwine,
in this sacred space of time,
past, present, future.
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Rodney Connor
Rodney Connor is a passionate writer from Quiet Dell, WV who loves to craft engaging content. Whether it's fiction, non-fiction, or poetry, Rodney pours his heart and soul into every word he writes.
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My Experience in the Airport as a Sunflower Lanyard Wearer
A sunflower lanyard indicates in a subtle way that the wearer has an invisible disability, something that is unseen, for example, autism, anxiety, or in my case, schizophrenia. When the opportunity arose for me to go to New York, I was immediately concerned about how I would handle the travel aspect of it, specifically the airports. Airports had always made me feel stressed and nervous but the biggest difference in this trip is that I would be taking it alone. I wasn’t sure this was even something I was capable of.
By Gillian Corsiatto6 days ago in Psyche
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