A graduate of Eastern Univerity with a degree in Creative Writing and a minor in French from the Sorbonne, Imani Barbarin writes from the perspective of a black woman with Cerebral Palsy. She specializes in blogging, science fiction and memoir. Ironically, she did not like the idea of writing this mini-bio.
Sending love and hugs your way Imani.
Hey Imani – I’m glad I found your site. You’re a strong and wise person. If only I could be half as bold and unapologetic as you…it’s a work in progress…always. Cheers from Canada.
Just found this site, as a mental health therapist with CP I love it. So positive, but not sappy so real and down to earth… Makes my heart happy
Wow…just found your website through twitter via #patientsarenotfaking. As an RN in the state of CA and as an older sister of a sibling with Cerebral Palsy I can only apologize if you and others were not heard in the medical community. Absolutely love your website! You are an inspiration to others. Best of luck in all your adventures and continue the fight to educate others…it’s the only way ignorance will end.
Instant adoration! Love that feeling when you come upon someone whose voice aligns with ones own and when they put themselves out there. It feels like being heard. Fort me, as autistic, that’s everything.
I am making a film about neurodiversity. I have interviewed Steve Silberman, author of neurotribes. He is the NT writer who got the conversation started more widely with his book.
I would love it f we could have a convo on zoom that I can use for the film.
Would you be interested or available?
All the best to you for success, health, and well bring!
Michelle
https://michelleespinosa.com/bio