Being Denied A Cup Of Tea Sparked A Movement For Dignity with Ronahi Zebari (USA)
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Ronahi Zebari shares her journey living with osteogenesis imperfecta and challenges societal ableism.
Send us Fan Mail A child at 12 is told she will not live to 30, then spends years hearing a steady drumbeat of “you can’t” at home. Renahi Zabari turns that script on its head, sharing what it is really like to live with osteogenesis imperfecta, a brittle bone disease marked by fractures, surgeries, and long periods of forced stillness, while still building a confident identity that refuses to disappear behind a diagnosis. We talk about a kind of ableism that can hide inside good...
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