WHEELCHAIR USERS TELL THEIR STORIES
IN ACCLAIMED DOCUMENTARIES
Kelsey Peterson’s film happened so organically that, looking back, she wouldn’t do much of anything differently.
“My story is about self-discovery. It’s a wild thing to discover that while you’re in a wheelchair, you still have internalized ableism from our culture,” she says.
“I love my body,” she adds.
“I don’t need to be fixed. But I’m really
interested in possible recovery and if it could give me different kinds of
pleasure or give me more time.”
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