“Navigating the dance space can be difficult for anyone, but doing it while having multiple disabilities—especially when you don’t know what they are—is a whole other ballpark,” writes UK-based dance artist Lucy Turner in a new essay for dancespiritmagazine. “Spoon theory is an analogy coined by writer and advocate Christine Miserandino for people with limited energy resources. Upon waking up, they’re presented with a finite number of energy ‘spoonfuls’ and need to decide which activities to spend them on.” Turner describes her experience as a disabled dancer and the benefits of spoon theory at the link in our bio. 💖 📝: lucyisabelturner 📸: Lucy Turner. Photo by drewtphotography, courtesy Turner. 📸: Turner in her “The ‘Ten-In-One’ Girl.” Photo by jemimayong Photography, courtesy Turner. 📸: Lucy Turner. Photo by you.selfportrait.studio, courtesy Turner. 📸: Photo by you.selfportrait.studio, courtesy Turner. #disableddancer #spoontheory #danceartist #accessibility Descriptions i...