“I’m weirder now than I’ve ever been.”
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Diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis at age 46 in 1988, social worker, artist, dancer, marathoner and activist Patricia Lay-Dorsey has documented much of her journey.
Diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis at age 46 in 1988, social worker, artist, dancer, marathoner and activist Patricia Lay-Dorsey has documented much of her journey, from her original blog, Wind Chime Walker, to fusing art with disability, to her passion for music, through embracing photography and publishing a book of self-portraits, Falling Into Place, and now as an enthusiastic attendee and public figure, Grandma Techno, at Detroit’s techno music Movement festival.
(Her Instagram account is temporarily private.)
Diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis at age 46 in 1988, social worker, artist, dancer, marathoner and activist Patricia Lay-Dorsey has documented much of her journey, from her original blog, Wind Chime Walker, to fusing art with disability, to her passion for music, through embracing photography and publishing a book of self-portraits, Falling Into Place, and now as an enthusiastic attendee and public figure, Grandma Techno, at Detroit’s techno music Movement festival.
(Her Instagram account is temporarily private.)
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