Susanna Fantoni

Born and bred in London I am a 28-year-old disability advocate and blogger.

And I believe it is time to change the way people see invisible disabilities!

To find out more about my story and this site visit the about page. Or read one of my blogs below.

Latest Posts

Using my artwork to create Midjourney Prompts (Part 1)

I know it's been a very long time since I've written anything. Almost a year considering my last post was welcoming in the new year (sorry). But today I present you with something very different to my normal content. This is the start of a new series, 'What Midjourney...
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23 things I want to do in 2023

From the title, you may assume this is a list of new year's resolutions. That is very much not the case. I do think wanting to better ourselves and having the means and motivation to do so is inherently part of what makes us human. But stubbornness and resistance are...
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Stop just banging on about the dogs

Remember, remember the 5th of November,Gunpowder, treason and absolute hell for anyone with audio-sensitivity. I have been posting slightly edited versions of this blog for five years now (excluding 2020). However, this is the first time that I am able to write this...
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Review of The Power of the Doctor [SPOILERS INCLUDED]

Well folks that's it- the Chibbers era of Doctor Who is over. And despite leaving the show with more loopholes than Moffat has created in his entire writing career, I think he went out with a bang. As I watched the show, I was writing small notes, so here's my take on...
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Realisations that helped improve my mental health

When you look at the posts on this site, the majority of them focus on my mental health. This is because I find writing extremely helpful when I'm struggling. It's been my primary coping mechanism for over a decade now. However, it took far more than just writing to...
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Hobby-based rabbit holes that I’ve fallen into

One of my autistic traits is that I’m very much an all-in or all-out kind of person. A key example of this is that I can’t watch a TV show unless I see it from start to finish. I simply refuse to dip in and out. Even if it’s a sitcom designed to be viewed as a whole and as individual episodes, I need to see it all. The problem with this is that when I get obsessed, I get truly obsessed. And over the past few years, there are a lot of hobby-based rabbit holes that I’ve fallen into. Things I’ve decided I want to do and spent an absolute fortune on before realising it was the idea I liked and not the actual ‘thing’. So here is a list of everything I’ve wasted my money on, why and whether or not it was worth it.

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Football’s coming home and it’s all down to the women

I've loved football for as long as I can remember. It was something my dad drilled into me from the moment I was born and although over the years it has brought a lot of heartaches, I'm so glad that he did. Tonight really does feel like the start of a new era, an era...
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10 Years ago I had Status Epilepticus

Today marks 10 years since my first experience of Status Epilepticus. I’ve never gone into a lot of detail about that night, mainly because I can’t remember most of it. However, I think it’s time to finally discuss the events that followed, so buckle up.

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Stop Just Banging on About the Dogs

Remember, remember the fifth of November,Gunpowder, treason and absolute hell for anyone with audio sensitivity. This is version three of this blog. I've been posting slightly edited variants annually for four years now (except 2020). However, I've altered the title...
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VNS Reflections- 2 Years!

Two years ago today I walked through the doors of the National Hospital of Neurology and Neurosurgery feeling scared, frustrated and desperate. I was in a dire situation and was running out of options. That day I had my Vagal Nerve Stimulator (VNS) implant surgery and...
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