ILLNESS: A Narrative in Four Parts (Part Four)
Gillian Shirreffs uses poetry, prose and white space to explore lived experience of a chronic neurological illness. This is part four of an essay published in four parts this week. Click here for part
Gillian Shirreffs uses poetry, prose and white space to explore lived experience of a chronic neurological illness. This is part four of an essay published in four parts this week. Click here for part
Gillian Shirreffs uses poetry, prose and white space to explore lived experience of a chronic neurological illness. This is part three of an essay published in four parts this week. Click here for part
Gillian Shirreffs uses poetry, prose and white space to explore lived experience of a chronic neurological illness. This is part two of an essay published in four parts this week. Click here for part
Gillian Shirreffs uses poetry, prose and white space to explore lived experience of a chronic neurological illness. This is part one of an essay published in four parts this week. Click here for part
Gillian Shirreffs reflects on using writing to manage chronic pain – and to renegotiate the objectifying medical gaze.[1] As an erstwhile student of English Language and a former Secondary School English teacher, the relationship