Looking for recommandations about disabled people talking about their conditions

[Anonymous No.22445604]

Any kind of disability is fine. Fictionnal or not. I'm mostly looking for testimonies about what helps them continuing to move on, inner struggles, feeling like they're out of place etc
I'm trying to write a character with such a condition and I'd like to have more substance and ideas.

[Anonymous No.22445648]

Two Arms and A Head but he didn't win his inner struggle, or maybe he did, depends on how you want to look at it I guess.

[Anonymous No.22445663]

>>22445604
>I'm mostly looking for testimonies about what helps them continuing to move on, inner struggles, feeling like they're out of place etc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zq_LakJTsIE

[Anonymous No.22446887]

>>22445604
the communist manifesto

[Anonymous No.22447041]

>>22445604
the communist manifesto

[Anonymous No.22447048]

>>22445604
can it be about a mentally disabled person?
if so:
>René Guénon, Man and his becoming
>Julius Evola, Ride the Tiger
>Nick Land, Fanged Noumena

[Anonymous No.22448051]

This one was written by a guy with locked in syndrome.

[Anonymous No.22448077]

>>22448051
this is pretty good op, def check it out.

[Anonymous No.22448448]

my diary desu

[Anonymous No.22448503]

>>22445604
Oh do I have a treat for you. My mother was president of the Tri county autism society for nearly a decade and through her efforts I met the author of this book at an Elbys Big Boy for lunch one time (and yes I am autistic as is he and we talked for a good while) I was in middle or high school and I haven’t talked to him for some time but heard he works for the local newspaper agency.

[Anonymous No.22448648]

>>22445604
when I was a teenager, this song moved me deeply: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8LYOyqJE7k
(He sings about being paralyzed as kid)

[Anonymous No.22448675]

Good thread. I'm mostly interested in blind people if anyone has a book rec. I find it fascinating

[Anonymous No.22448693]

>The Future Is Disabled: Prophecies, Love Notes and Mourning

[Anonymous No.22448699]

Loving Our Own Bones: Disability Wisdom and the Spiritual Subversiveness of Knowing Ourselves Whole (Hardcover)
By Julia Watts Belser

[Anonymous No.22448702]

A Quick & Easy Guide to Sex & Disability (Quick & Easy Guides) (Paperback)
By A. Andrews, A. Andrews

[Anonymous No.22448705]

A Body, Undone: Living on After Great Pain By Christina Crosby

[Anonymous No.22448708]

About Us: Essays from the Disability Series of the New York Times By Peter Catapano

[Anonymous No.22448713]

Nothing About Us Without Us: Disability Oppression and Empowerment

[Anonymous No.22448741]

Feminist Disability Studies By Kim Q. Hall

[Anonymous No.22448745]

Freakery: Cultural Spectacles of the Extraordinary Body By Rosemarie Garland-Thomson

[Anonymous No.22448964]

>>22445604
>>22448675
I assume you're looking for more uplifting stories but this is a great novel if you want the more realistic, brutal aspects of disability. The serial killer antagonist has a cleft palate and was severely abused as a child as a result of it, and his love interest is a blind woman that accepts her disability and was able to handle it better. Tyrion's chapters in ASOIAF are also interesting for the blackpilled perspective on disability.

[Anonymous No.22449480]

>>22448675
There's a book called "Cooking without Looking" and some other interesting stuff.

[Anonymous No.22449786]

>>22445604
Katawa Shoujo!

[Anonymousn No.22449792]

Check out The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka.

[Anonymous No.22449878]

>>22449792
This is body horror not a book about living with a disability dumb ass.

[Anonymous No.22450486]

>>22445604
This has many of the qualities you'd expect from a Tumblr post but I found it incredibly enlightening.
https://www.tumblr.com/submalevolentgrace/702335170169225217

>>22449878
You can't tell me he isn't disabled