Quinn Brett Instagram – Boundaries.
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Setting them emotionally. Pushing them physically. Challenging them mentally.
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Spinal cord injury and pandemic have partnered with exponential veracity, further exposing personal needs with strong emotional backing.
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Do we share our physical accomplishments because culturally they feed our ego, impress others, are an easy “I am vulnerable-sharing” grasp?” #feignrelatable. Yes.
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Does my spinal cord injury #disability mean inherent social distancing because others are uncertain, uneducated or immature in how to “deal/manage” a wheelchair “bound” person and therefore non-communicative and distant? —FYI correct nomenclature is person first #notconfined #notbound
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Is the pandemic exhausting us?
Yes. Is it socially distancing us physically? Yes. And emotionally? Yea.
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To me, and many, the two experiences share akin feeling of loss, hardship, grief, frustration, misunderstanding, miseducation, uncertainty and much more ….
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Is social media mimicking a dopamine release of personal connection in crucial time of need and simultaneously spiraling us into bad-ill-connection? Yes.
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When we share our emotional work, why does it feel judged, tiring to others, misplaced (like blank “I am sorrys or god bless”) or reaching?
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Do you have an appropriate outlet beyond a screen? More important, how can we shift a trend away from the scrolling screens to
#humanconnection #touch #eyes #faces #writingletters #pickupthephone
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#growth #thegiftthatkeepsongiving
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#climbing #rockclimbing #enduranceathlete #skiing #mountains #mountainbiking #trailrunning #running #roadbiking #crossfit #yoga #paragliding #outdoors #athlete #spinalcordinjury #spinalcordresearch #paralyzed #wilderness | Posted on 13/Jan/2022 07:23:41
