Degree Interrupted: A Dancer Rethinks Disability
I once saw my wheelchair as a deterrent to my dancing. Now. I’ve learned to embrace this new reality.
I once saw my wheelchair as a deterrent to my dancing. Now. I’ve learned to embrace this new reality.
Every tendu, every plié, every exercise you’re doing is working towards being better, or sharing more, or being more generous.
Despite practicing for at least 12 hours a week, nine months a year for the last four years, my sport…
Despite practicing for at least 12 hours a week, nine months a year for the last four years, I have no varsity jacket. And despite all my aching muscles, oozing blisters and cramping and bleeding toes, my sport – ballet – is only considered a hobby by many people.