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I need all the knowledge of my body, in order to do the work I’m here on earth to do: Radical Mental Health

I need all the knowledge of my body, in order to do the work I’m here on earth to do: Radical Mental Health

by Laura Marie Strawberry Nopales | Feb 21, 2026 | Disabled Love, February 2026

What’s the normal thing to say at a funeral, after a miscarriage, when someone’s pet is sick, in the ashes of a housefire, when a parent dies, when a spouse leaves? In culture at large, people avoid their own feelings, and avoid the feelings of their loved ones also....
You Get to Show Up Too: an Interview with Jack About Community

You Get to Show Up Too: an Interview with Jack About Community

by Laura Marie Strawberry Nopales | Jan 25, 2026 | Disabled Love, Featured, January 2026

Jack is a vibrant nonbinary person who shines with the light of God. They have lived in several communities in Eugene. I admire how they bring people together and make an effort to mesh with everyone in a group, something I’ve never been able to do. Jack is the...
Harm Reduction is Respect

Harm Reduction is Respect

by Laura Marie Strawberry Nopales | Dec 28, 2025 | december 2025, Disabled Love

Being real about emotions and inner life is everything to me. I’m a radical mental health person. Relatedly, addicts are my people. I think a lot about self-harm, substance use, addiction, and harm reduction.   What am I doing that’s fucking up my life, and how...
Disabled Love: telling the truth in community

Disabled Love: telling the truth in community

by Laura Marie Strawberry Nopales | Nov 29, 2025 | Culture, Disabled Love, november 2025

carnelian: telling the truth in community   “So does it work? Does carnelian help you tell the truth?” my radical mental health friend asked.   “Well, something does!” I said.   We laughed. I thought of causes– all the ways...
Disabled Love: Racism in Community

Disabled Love: Racism in Community

by Laura Marie Strawberry Nopales | Oct 25, 2025 | Culture, Disabled Love, October 2025

    I go to the altar in my heart and light the candle, asking Spirit to bless my writing about racism in community. Mother God, Parent Earth, and all that is Love, please help me tell the truth, now and every day of my life. Thank you.   admit it...
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