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My name is Michelle Ballasiotes and I have a form of cerebral palsy called right hemiplegia as a result of a stroke I suffered before birth. Basically, my right side...
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My name is Michelle Ballasiotes and I have a form of cerebral palsy called right hemiplegia as a result of a stroke I suffered before birth. Basically, my right side is smaller and weaker than my left side and it doesn’t always move smoothly. I wanted to do this podcast because I have struggled with disclosing my disability when dating and adjusting to the fact that I may have to make some modifications to activities and dates. In this podcast, you will hear tips and advice from people with a variety of disabilities who have experience with dating and relationships. If you’re an able-bodied listener, my hope is that you’ll learn something new and see that those of us with disabilities are people first and we want to find love just like anyone else.
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Michelle Ballasiotes, BSPH, OTS
michelle.ballasiotes@gmail.com
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Contact Info:
Michelle Ballasiotes, BSPH, OTS
michelle.ballasiotes@gmail.com
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Episode 2: An Interabled Relationship: Hemiplegic Cerebral Palsy
1 DEC 2021 · In this episode, Michelle, a person with a physical disability, interviews her able-bodied boyfriend, Daniel. They discuss disability disclosure, modifications and adaptations for dates, and mental health. (Music from bensound.com) I encourage you to leave a comment whether it is your biggest takeaway from this episode, something you still have questions about, or anything else!26m 54s -
Episode 1: Dating with Hemiplegic Cerebral Palsy
1 DEC 2021 · My name is Michelle Ballasiotes and I am a pediatric stroke survivor with right hemiplegia, which is a form of cerebral palsy. In this episode, I am interviewed by one of my good friends in my Masters of Science in Occupational Therapy program, Leigh Anne Jackson. I talk about why I wanted to start the Dating with a Disability podcast and some of my past dating experiences leading up to my current boyfriend. (Music from bensound.com) I encourage you to leave a comment whether it is your biggest takeaway from this episode, something you still have questions about, or anything else!23m 46s
My name is Michelle Ballasiotes and I have a form of cerebral palsy called right hemiplegia as a result of a stroke I suffered before birth. Basically, my right side...
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My name is Michelle Ballasiotes and I have a form of cerebral palsy called right hemiplegia as a result of a stroke I suffered before birth. Basically, my right side is smaller and weaker than my left side and it doesn’t always move smoothly. I wanted to do this podcast because I have struggled with disclosing my disability when dating and adjusting to the fact that I may have to make some modifications to activities and dates. In this podcast, you will hear tips and advice from people with a variety of disabilities who have experience with dating and relationships. If you’re an able-bodied listener, my hope is that you’ll learn something new and see that those of us with disabilities are people first and we want to find love just like anyone else.
Contact Info:
Michelle Ballasiotes, BSPH, OTS
michelle.ballasiotes@gmail.com
show less
Contact Info:
Michelle Ballasiotes, BSPH, OTS
michelle.ballasiotes@gmail.com
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