#IAmNOTKelliStapleton #WalkInIssysShoes Flash Blog

The widespread sympathy displayed for attempted murderer K. Stapleton exemplifies a disturbing trend implying that it is "understandable" when disabled people are harmed or even killed by caregivers. It has been stated that "anyone can be K. Stapleton" and that people shouldn't "judge her unless you've walked in her shoes." We are united in our opposition of this rhetoric; disabled lives DO matter. We affirm that #IAmNotKelliStapleton and implore you to #WalkInIssysShoes

Wednesday, October 22, 2014

Services are no Excuse: #WalkInIssysShoes

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       Image Description: Background is a textured exterior wall. Text reads: If you claim that lack of services for murderers is to...
Tuesday, October 21, 2014

Issy Stapleton from Suburp

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I do not know the girl I am thinking of today. Her name is Isabelle Stapleton, known as “Izzy” or “Issy”. You probably know what happened. ...

the cost of non-compliance is unreasonable

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In January, I wrote a  post  about the cost of compliance training.  The unforgivable price that our children pay when forced to be complia...

I Respect My Children; I Am Not Kelli Stapleton

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When I first found out that I was pregnant with a child, I was 20 years old. I was terrified. I did not know what to do. I hadn’t finished ...
Monday, October 20, 2014

Litany Against Fear/Litany for Love

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Litany Against Fear/Litany for Love I must not fear. Every time I have these conversations, the ones that devolve into hate, I remember:...

Sometimes, the Law is Not Enough

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Kelli Stapleton was a wife and mother living in Benzie County, Michigan. For some time, she had been blogging about her and her daughter’s ...

Kelli Stapleton, Issy Stapleton, and Two Discussions

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I read an awesome blog last week about Kelli Stapleton. For those that don’t know, Kelli Stapleton was just sentenced 10 – 22 years in pris...
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